The Phones
Show (for potential sponsors)
This is an established
video and audio podcast production, providing a fortnightly ten minute
video programme with high (semi-pro) production standards and a weekly,
slightly less formal, 45 minute audio podcast. The
aim for both productions is to inform and entertain, taking the subject
of mobile phones and mobile computing to the next stage beyond
traditional TV coverage (e.g. The Gadget Show, Click!), while keeping
the language accessible to the enthusiastic casual phone buyers and
users. Coverage
centres around Symbian OS-powered smartphones (e.g. Nokia, Sony
Ericsson, Samsung... Symbian OS has around 50% world market share) but
also includes news and reviews relating to Windows Mobile
smartphones, the Apple iPhone and Blackberry devices, among others.
Special features (e.g. Security) are introduced as common to all mobile
phone platforms, so there's usually plenty for everyone. SponsorshipAlthough
not every programme is sponsored by a company in the phone ecosystem
(many programmes are kept going purely through user donations), I do
need regular sponsors, entities willing to pick up the sponsorship tab
for one or more programmes. The cost: £350 (around $500) per programme What a sponsor gets: - Up
to 30 seconds of video/sideshow advertising at the start of the
relevant programme, putting your company's message or latest product
directly in front of many tens of thousands of pairs of early
adopter/enthusiast eyes!
- A say in (or veto over) what other content is scheduled for inclusion
- On-screen personal or text thanks for helping fund The Phones Show
- Relevant hyperlinks from the programme download page
The
above sponsor package is only a suggestion. I'm open to creative ideas
for integrating a sponsor's products into the flow of Phones Show
subject matter.
Steve Litchfield,
(C) 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, email me at slitchfield@gmail.com.
A 3-Lib
production. Some content Tim Salmon, (C) 2009 for Phones Show Chat
Latest programme of The Phones Show / Home
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Essential
stats
Total
Phones Show views (via iTunes or YouTube) as at Sept 2009:
4,700,000
Each
programme of The Phones Show, in its lifetime (no show is ever deleted)
will be:
seen by
between 40,000
and 75,000
people (depending on exact subject
matter)
Accolades:
"Your
show is excellent. I try not to miss
watching it, one of the very few video podcasts I watch. ...I enjoy
seeing the wide variety of devices you review. Thanks for putting on a
well researched, well presented and thoroughly entertaining show." Steve
Cousins
"All of your videos were extremely informative and to-the-point" Jusko
"Great videos, smart and full of info" Carlodi
"Love your show and your ability to properly present the features of
phone technology. It is obvious you have a long history with Mobile
technology and understand the devices very well and know how to utilise
the technology to it’s fullest, even pushing the boundaries." Mark
Grimwood
"I love your show, your practical approach to reviewing smartphones
with an emphasis on how they will work in the real world is a breath of
fresh air from all the hype surrounding the release of most new phones"
John Donellan
"I based my latest phone purchase upon your review... the greatest show
on the Internet. Keep up the great work" Andreas Hellqvist
"Just watched show 44. OMG, it was excellent, very professional and
exquisite. Hope I'll see you at BBC TV" Horia Stanescu
"The most honest, cut-to-the-chase, easy to watch/listen to show
anywhere. You home in on the key details" Dave Dyer
"I can't believe how good the video quality is - it looks more like it
was shot with an expensive video camera than a pocketable smartphone" Steve
Clack
"I am impressed with how you show functions and figures, and how you
shine light on all these great and (some not so great) products" James
Muir
"The most credible person on YouTube as far as phone specs go" C
Solomon
"Keep up
the great work, your podcasts are so informative and unbiased"
Celyn Jones
"I can't believe how thoroughly you reviewed
these phones... Good job! *hits subscribe*" R Sherfan
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