The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Small Business School show

Support Educational Television in Pennsylvania

updated: April 2005

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The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Statewide Small Business Resources:

Business Associations such as: · Better Business Bureau Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania BBB Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania BBB · Pennsylvania Business Roundtable · More to come

Also, see the following: · Pennsylvania Chambers of Commerce · Pennsylvania Economic Development · Pennsylvania Continuing Education · Pennsylvania Financial Institutions · PA's local, state federal governments · Pennsylvania's media for business · Small business advocates in Pennsylvania

2006: Broadcast times in Pennsylvania

What's on in your neighborhood?

Click on the Hour/Day to find out!

Your Stations	Hour/Day	Sponsor *
WITF Harrisburg	1 pm Sundays State Capital	On these pages
WLVT Allentown	TBA	TBA
WQLN Erie	11:30 am Sundays	TBA
WYBE Philadelphia	8:00 am Sundays	TBA
WQED Pittsburgh	TBA	TBA
WVIA Scranton	TBA	TBA
WGPT-36 Oakland	7:30 AM Sundays	TBA

Click on the station's call letters to go to their website.

*Statewide sponsor of the show. For every week of the year the amount is a surprisingly low. Here are some of the benefits.

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Local sponsors of your station

ROI: There are four overarching reasons to sponsor the show but eighteen particular ways to maximize your ROI:

1. Opening and closing credit

2. Online Learning

3. Streaming Media Center

4. Collateral and collaborative relations. We invite you to drill down into these eighteen ways.

If your business would like to sponsor SmallBusinessSchool across the state or in several states, please click on contact and call us.

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Demographics of Pennsylvania

Est. Population: 12.4M (US Census data)
Est. Small Businesses: Around 1M
Our Targeted Viewers: 500,000 per week
Targeted online profiles: 100,000 owners
Targeted TV profiles: 10,000 owners.

Out of the 12.4 million people in Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, SmallBusinessSchool will seek to have no less than 500K viewers per week. We will focus on identifying 100,000 small business owners and profiling as many as 10,000.

This show only considers those businesses that have been recommended from within their communities. Though this selection criteria is our guideline, we rely mostly on the small business advocates listed on these pages .

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