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Sponsorship of PBS programming can provide your organization with a unique and valued opportunity to reach into 99% of American homes and touch the lives of millions of PBS viewers

Welcome to PBS Broadcast Sponsorship

 

Each year, hundreds of corporations reach millions of viewers through their support of public television programs and services.  Sponsorship of PBS programming can provide your organization with a unique and valued opportunity to reach into 99% of American homes and touch the lives of millions of PBS viewers. Not only are PBS program sponsors recognized by our members and viewers as an integral part of the PBS community, but they are also appreciated as the part that makes some of our viewers' most valued programs possible. 

 

Use the search engine at left to a look at some of our current opportunities, or contact us at (703) 739-5000 or corporatesupport@pbs.org for more information on how you can reach PBS audiences


PBS Sponsorship News and Information
Check here for some of the latest research and program news from PBS National Sponsorship.

 

Sponsorship Impacts Viewer Perceptions and Purchase Intent

 

According to a recent study cited by AdAge.com, television sponsorship has a “greater impact on the emotional/implicit mind than the rational/conscious mind and both makes brands famous and increases purchase intent, favorability and ‘for me-ness’.”  PBS custom research and MRI data provides comparable insight, indicating that PBS sponsors enjoy similar results to those seen in the UK research.  A majority of PBS viewers polled believe sponsoring companies are industry leaders and would choose to purchase from PBS sponsors, all other things being equal.

 

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PBS Sponsorship Makes an Impact (one sheet)

AdAge.com “Sponsors Provoke More Emotional Response in Fans”

UTalkMarketing “Benefits of TV Sponsorship For Brands Revealed”

 

PBS’ Fall Slate Is a Winning Ticket

 

As the only broadcast network to provide primetime wall-to-wall national convention coverage through The Newshour With Jim Lehrer, PBS offers viewers news and public affairs programs that deliver comprehensive coverage of this year’s historic election cycle as part of PBS Vote 2008. PBS’ fall lineup also features “The Choice 2008” from Frontline, an incisive biographical profile of both major party presidential candidates, and a look at Latino politics with Latinos ’08. Other programs that will illuminate America’s political landscape are Bill Moyers Journal, Nightly Business Report, NOW on PBS, P.O.V., Tavis Smiley and Washington Week with Gwen Ifill and National Journal.

 

Anglophiles can look forward to a new contemporary technological thriller from Masterpiece, “The Last Enemy, as well as a six-hour in-depth look at Britain’s current regal relations with Monarchy, The Royal Family At Work.

 

Rounding out PBS’ entertaining fall offerings are American Masters’ history of Warner Bros., a Pavarotti portrait on Great Performances, Natures profile of the bald eagle, NOVAs anthropological look at the Bible and an examination of timely political collectibles on Antiques Roadshow.

 

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The Newshour Online

Visit WGBH for information on Masterpiece Contemporary, Antiques Roadshow, NOVA and Frontline

Visit WNET for American Masters, Great Performances. P.O.V. and Nature

 

PBS KIDS Will Win Your Vote  

 

We anticipate unanimous approval when two innovative new series join the PBS KIDS lineup this fall.  Sid the Science Kid, from The Jim Henson Company, promotes science readiness and tackles everyday questions that all preschools seek to answer – such as “why do bananas go brown and mushy?”  The second series, Martha Speaks, from WGBH/Boston, follows the story of Martha, a loveable dog whose appetite for alphabet soup gives her the ability to speak.  In addition to these two new programs, Miss Rosa, Mr. Steve and Hooper will be back with new activities and songs during the PBS KIDS hosted block of preschool programming each morning on PBS stations nation-wide.

 

For More Information:

PBS KIDS and Moms

Martha Speaks Sponsorship Information

PBS KIDS: Cyberchase and Intel Sponsorship Case Study

 

Sponsors Stand Out on PBS:

With fewer non-programming minutes per hour than any of the commercial networks, PBS provides a clutter-free environment where sponsor messages stand out.  Take a look at the results of our recent clutter study.

 

Case Studies

Take a look at how these sponsors reached PBS audiences.

Siemens / Innovation

Starbucks / POV

 

 

For more information about PBS national program sponsorship please contact Jennifer English, Senior Director, PBS National Sponsorship, (703) 739-8675, or e-mail corporatesupport@pbs.org.

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