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Exhibitors I Advertisers I Tote Stuffers

The 35th Annual Community Radio Conference
June 9-12, 2010
|  St. Paul, Minnesota



Exhibiting, Advertising, and Tote Stuffing

Do you have…
a streaming service, a weekly program offering, membership software, an automation system, a record label, an overnight music service, a great deal on transmitters, a catalog of fundraiser premiums, content and application tools for station websites, a podcasting service, traffic software, anything else that a busy community radio station would need?

Are you…
A business offering any kind of product or service to radio station operators?

Do you want to reach…
  • Station Managers looking at all the new platforms and making decisions about new media?
  • Newly-licensed stations looking for transmitters, CD players, computers, mics, mixing boards, and everything necessary to build a new station?
  • Membership directors looking for better CRM software?
  • Development staff ready for mobile text giving or a vehicle donation program?
  • Program Directors anxious to enhance their schedules?
  • Music Directors eager to hear new artists from different labels?
  • Program producers in search of the perfect piece of equipment?
  • Stations converting to digital broadcasting?
Can you handle…
Several hundred radio people at the NFCB Community Radio Conference – people who make decisions about which products and services to buy and which programs to air?

If any of your answers were “yes”, and you want to reach a wide cross-section of key radio decision-makers, the NFCB Community Radio Conference is the place to be!

Exhibiting

Our exhibit area is centrally located in the foyer outside the rooms where sessions and meals take place and where all beverage breaks are taken. Nobody has to go out of their way to find you, and there’s no way anyone can miss you. To ensure that every exhibitor has a good location, we also limit the number of exhibitors at our conference.

If you want to display your wares, talk to Conference participants about your products and services, have people listen to your program or music, let folks try out your software or equipment, or allow everyone to interact with your product, exhibiting is an extremely affordable way to be right in the middle of the Conference. Come prepared to do business.

The price of the exhibit space includes one full Conference registration; if there are two of you, the second person can register at a deeply discounted price.

Click here to download the registration form to be a conference Exhibitor.

Program Book Ads

The attractive and indispensible Program Book is approximately 30 pages thick and measures 8½ x 11 inches.  More than 300 copies are run and distributed to all Conference attendees in tote bags upon arrival.
 
Advertising in the Conference Program Book will do more than put your name and services in front of hundreds.  It'll show your support of Community Radio, and this is the kind of activist audience that supports those who support Community Radio!

Click here to download the registration form to place an ad in the Program Book.

Tote Stuffing

NFCB provides every registered participant with a tote bag emblazoned with our logo and filled with good stuff – catalogs, publications, CDs, fliers, invitations, mints, chocolates, pens, key chains, bumper stickers, and other promotional items. Placing your company’s schwag in our tote bag is an inexpensive way to get your message to every Conference registrant and keep your brand top-of-mind.  You ship it to us; we stuff it into each and every tote bag!

Click here to download the registration form to be a conference Tote Stuffer.




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