Sep
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Best Buy Pays $30,000 for Podcast Campaign
Gil Asakawa, the executive producer of the DenverPost’s podcasts reported that Best Buy will pay $30,000 to sponsor their podcasts. Best Buy will get a short mention at the beginning and a longer (10-second) product mention at the end. Who sold Best Buy on the format? Brian Saxman, a sales rep for the Denver Newspaper Agency, gets credit for the ad sale.
Strangely, Gil boasts that his staff has added weather forecasts to the podcast line-up. Hmm. It is like watching CNN on Tivo I guess. [via]

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