Mar 28, 2006 : WebStream Seeks Radio Show Sponsors

📅 March 28, 2006 - Web hosting provider WebStream (webstream.net) announced on Monday it is now accepting sponsors for its radio show, The Internet Business Hour (theinternetbusinesshour.com). WebStream has produced the show since 2000 which is now heard in over 50 markets in various markets across the U.S. and Canada.

The show is recorded each week at its flagship station, WWNN-AM Radio in Boca Raton, Florida. The Internet Business covers all sectors of online business, including Web design, Web hosting, Web promotions, Internet statistics, news, and e-commerce. The hosts are senior VP of sales George Dubec and president/founder Kerry Brewer, both of Webstream Internet Solutions.

Also featured on the radio show are special guest sponsor interviews. The interviewee's product or service is plugged by the host during the interview as well as at the end of the show. Main sponsorships are available for live 12-minute live interviews, which can either be done in the studio, or as a call-in guest.

WebStream also offers advertising time in the form of 30 second and 60 second spots, which it can be produced in-house with WebStream's own talent, scripting, music and final editing. The client receives a copy of the spot in MP3 or CD format for personal reference or play elsewhere.

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