Did you know that 43% of Territorians listen to Community Radio?
Sponsorship announcements are an affective way to communicate with a new or established audience- from promoting an event, introducing your business or sharing important information- radio is a personable and powerful medium.
As a sponsor of 8CCC Community Radio your sponsorship fee will help us to continue sharing the stories, music, art and culture of Central Australia and the Barkley while also telling your story. Sponsorship fees are competitively priced compared to commercial advertising and we can work with you to create a value for money package to achieve your goals.
Our production team can work with you to develop and record an announcement, identify your audience and program your announcement to play at peak listener times or around specific shows on our schedule.
On Air packages can be supported with a sponsor profile on our website and through our social media network- Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Just look to the right for an example ->
You can even sponsor a specific show such as The Pill (local sports), Local Connections (local music), Terry’s Country Sunday or The Daytime Mix!
With an organisational membership there are additional benefits with savings on sponsorship, a profile on our website and ongoing acknowledgment of your support
To find out whats possible contact:
Benjamin Erin
8CCC Admin Officer
Phone: 08 8952 7771 (Wednesday/ Thursday 9-5pm)
Contact Form: http://8ccc.com.au/contact/
Read on to learn more about 8CCC’s listenership and Community Radio statistics:
Celebrating local music – and great music from diverse genres.
Now, a little bit about 8CCC Community Radio
8CCC Community Radio Inc (102.1fm in Alice Springs and Tennant Creek) is Central Australia’s oldest community-run broadcaster and the first FM station in the Territory.
When we are not broadcasting unique live content from our local studios, we play one third local music (i.e. Central Australian/Barkly Region) , one third Australian music and one third “International” music – all from a diverse range of genres.
8CCC is also a member of the Community Broadcasters Association of Australia (CBAA) and acts as the region’s re-broadcaster for some of Australia’s best radio programming via the Community Radio Network (CRN).
With its diverse content and a dedicated following, 8CCC is a community institution worth supporting!
Research about Community Radio listeners
Northern Territory has the most listeners per head of population (43%) and also listen the longest, with 8.5 hours per week.
According to McNair Ingenuity’s National Listener Survey, 43% of Territorians listen to Community Radio – and they also listen the longest, with 8.5 hours per week.
The McNair Ingenuity survey results also show that people are choosing to tune into their local community radio station for:
- localised content,
- specialist programs and
- local/Australian music that is on offer.
Specifically, listeners say that they listen because they like to hear specialist music programs (61%), they value the provision of local information/local news (53%), they hear local voices/local personalities (45%), and because they hear Australian music and appreciate that community radio stations support local artists (48%).
McNair Ingenuity Community Radio National Listener Survey 2010
54% tune in during the afternoon (mostly for local news), then breakfast (45%), mid-morning (42%) and evening (32%) when music is the main attraction. 27% of part-time employed people and 27% of people whose annual gross income is over $60,000 listen during a typical week. 29% regularly speak a language other than English at home. 53% are men and 47% are women. 18% are aged 15-24, 25% aged 25-39, 28% aged 40-54 and 29% are aged 55 or over. 45% do full-time work and 20% part-time work.
The survey was by McNair Ingenuity Research, sampling 5000 people across all states and territories between May and June.
Be a part of it and get in touch with us about an 8CCC Sponsorship Package today!
*Please note, Audio announcements produced in-house by 8CCC cost $250 (one-off) in addition to the sponsorship prices. This cost may be waived depending on the arrangements approved by the 8CCC Station Management or 8CCC Board. Announcements can be produced independently but will need to be reviewed by 8CCC Station Management or 8CCC Board prior to broadcast. Sponsorship announcements must have the tagline ‘Sponsor of 8CCC Community Radio’ as a condition of broadcast
**Contra sponsorship arrangements are very welcome at 8CCC, We have a Sponsorship Contra Agreement Form that can be completed before approval by the 8CCC Station Manager or 8CCC Board.
We can provide a copy of 8CCC’s Sponsorship Policy on request.
1. 8CCC reserves the right to adjust costs at its discretion. Existing arrangements will be honored on an ongoing basis according to sponsorship terms.
2. All sponsorship announcements must abide by the 8CCC Sponsorship Policy.