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2017 Advertising Package METAMORPHOSIS MISS BAHAMAS *2017* BEAUTY PAGEANT ADVERTISING PACKAGE TABLE OF CONTENTS MBO AT A GLANCE 03 WHO WE ARE? 03 CORPORATE INFORMATION OUR PRODUCTS 04 ROAD TO THE CROWN TV SERIES 05 MISS BAHAMAS BEAUTY PAGEANT FINALE 05 MBO STYLE MAGAZINE 06 MISS BAHAMAS APP 07 MISS BAHAMAS APP VIEWS 08 APP PRICING FOR ADS 09 BIG SCREEN & MAGAZINE AD PRICES 09 ADVERTISING PACKAGES 10 MORE ADVERTISING PACKAGES 11 ORDER FORM 12 PAYMENT METHODS 2 WHO WE ARE MISS BAHAMAS ORGANIZATION Established in 2005, the Miss Bahamas Organization® (MBO) is a company that advances and supports today’s women through its Passion for Pageantry with a Purpose. Our mission is to bring out the personal best women seek to achieve by cultivating their passions, self-image, and education in an environment that encourages the pursuit of purpose, promotes discipline, and supports the strengthening of character. The Miss Bahamas Organization® prepares them to take on the world as women who are aware of the power that derives from fulfilling their purpose, and who use that power to impact the welfare of humanity. MBO will achieve its mission by unearthing, training, and unveiling the nation’s finest women through an annual national beauty pageant system in The Bahamas. This system incorporates months of intensive grooming, coaching and preparation that culminate with the coronation of a goodwill ambassador who will represent her country in the Miss World pageant, promotional events, and charitable endeavors. CORPORATE INFORMATION The Miss Bahamas Organization is headquartered in Nassau, Bahamas. It is a company that holds The Miss Bahamas pageant each year, from which it chooses winners to represent the country in international pageants around the world. This pageant also serves as an international television event. The Miss Bahamas Organization is staffed by leaders in fields ranging from TV Production and marketing to event planning, licensing and stage production. Contacts Miss Bahamas Organization P. O. Box N 3141 Nassau, N. P., The Bahamas Email: [email protected] Website: www.missbahamas.net 3 ROAD TO THE CROWN TV SERIES The theme of the 2017 Miss Bahamas Pageant metamorphosis speaks to the heart of the Miss Bahamas Organi- zation®. Our contestants are encouraged to endure the cocoon – the discomfort often required for transforma- tion – in order to reveal their true beauty, the discovery of a purpose filled life. Road to the Crown will chronicle this journey in an engaging Reality TV series in the weeks leading up to the pageant finale. More than just an entertaining show, Road to the Crown will serve as a means by which the viewing public will get to know the young women vying for the title of Miss World Bahamas as they face a series on interviews, challenges, and learning opportunities while offering a sneak peek behind-the- scenes of the hectic preparations leading up to the big event. The public will be asked to vote each week for their favorite contestants to determine the winner of the People’s Choice award for a guaranteed spot in the semifinals. Road to the Crown will air on Our TV (formerly Cable Bahamas Channel 12) and Caribvision to over 2 million households across The Baha- mas, the Caribbean, the U.S., Canada, and the U.K. 4 MISS BAHAMAS BEAUTY PAGEANT FINALE The 2017 Miss Bahamas Beauty pageant will be a spectacular showcase of the nation’s finest women competing for the chance to carry the Bahamian banner to the world as an ambassador of beauty and goodwill. It will be the culmination of months of preparation and weeks of competition, all coming to head in a live nationally televised production. Lead- ing entertainers are expected at the star-studded event. At the end of the evening, the Bahamas’ newest “it girl” will be crowned, embarking on an unforgettable year as Miss World Bahamas. The finale will be aired ‘live’ on Our TV (former- ly Cable Bahamas Channel 12) and Caribvision to over 2 million households across The Bahamas, the Caribbean, the U.S., Canada, and the U.K. MBO STYLE MAGAZINE Not just a competition guide, MBO Style is a sleek, sophisticated magazine which occupies a special place in the hearts of pageant fans and memorabilia collectors alike. The ground-breaking keepsake publication offers engaging editorial and vibrant, modern designs while highlighting our reigning queen, contestants, and MBO as a whole. 5 MISS BAHAMAS APP Available for iOS & Android Our exciting app debuted in 2016 to much fanfare, forever changing pageantry in the Bahamas! The Miss Bahamas app is a means by which pageant fans can vote for their favorites leading up to the pageant, and on the night of the grand finale. The 2017 app1 will also feature contestants’ profiles, images, videos, push notifications, exclusive con- tent, news updates, and special sections dedicated to advertising valuable businesses such as yours. In particular, your business can promote within the app by: sending Push Notificiations to the screens of app users, promoting Exclusive Discounts offered by your buisness to drive traffic to your organization, and having a sponsorship business profile describing your services and linking to your website and social media. The app is free to download and includes in- app purchases and a subscription model. 6 MISS BAHAMAS APP Additional Views1 1All visuals are for demonstration purposes and do not comprise all the views of the app, nor do they imply sponsor business relationships of any particular nature, or signify finalized representations of the 2017 app App designed and developed by 1magine Web and Mobile Development 7 APP PRICING FOR ADS THE BENEFITS OF ADVERTISING VIA THE APP! TIME PERIOD SEND PUSH PROMOTE EXCLUSIVE HAVE A SPONSOR NOTIFICATIONS DISCOUNTS IN THE APP PROFILE PAGE (Message app users instantly (Drive more traffic to your (Tell users about your services by sending promo messages business through providing and how to find you. Upload that pop up on their phones) exclusive discounts to app your logo image for branding, subscribers that are easily and help users get in touch redeemed and trackable by using social media and ~ One Per Month ~ you) website links) One Month $100 $150 $150 $100 / broadcast notification + $50/m to put a promo video on your business profile page Three Months $285 $400 $400 $95 / broadcast notification + $45/m to put a promo video on your business profile page Six Months $510 $600 $600 $85 / broadcast notification + $40/m to put a promo video on your business profile page One Year $900 $1,000 $1,000 $75 / broadcast notification + $35/m to put a promo video on your business profile page 2 15-SECOND SPOTS OR 1 30-SECOND SPOT IN GRAND FINALE $600.00 1/2 PAGE MBO STYLE MAGAZINE A $250.00 6 MO. APP PACKAGE TO: SEND NOTIFICATIONS, HAVE A SPONSORS $1,710.00 PROFILE PAGE & TO PROMOTE REDEEMABLE EXLUSIVE DISCOUNTS All billable prices are recurring as the services automatically renew after each selected time period unless cancelled VALUE $2,560.00 88 BIG SCREEN & MAGAZINE AD PRICES MISS BAHAMAS FINALE 15-SECOND COMMERCIAL $300.00 30-SECOND COMMERCIAL $600.00 ROAD TO CROWN TV SERIES 30-SECOND COMMERCIAL $350.00 MBO STYLE COMPETITION GUIDE & MAGAZINE FULL PAGE AD $500.00 HALF PAGE AD $250.00 QUARTER PAGE AD $125.00 * ADVERTISING PACKAGES * DIAMOND PACKAGE PRICE - $7,500.00 ($0.0003 PER IMPRESSION) 16 15-SECOND SPOTS OR 8 30-SECOND SPOTS IN ROAD TO THE $2,800.00 CROWN SERIES 8 15-SECOND SPOTS OR 4 30-SECOND SPOTS IN GRAND FINALE $2,400.00 1 FULL PAGE MBO STYLE MAGAZINE AD $500.00 1 YEAR APP PACKAGE TO: SEND NOTIFICATIONS, HAVE A SPONSORS $2,900.00 PROFILE PAGE & TO PROMOTE REDEEMABLE EXLUSIVE DISCOUNTS VALUE $8,600.00 PLATINUM PACKAGE PRICE - $5,000.00 ($0.002 PER IMPRESSION) 8 15-SECOND SPOTS OR 4 30-SECOND SPOTS IN ROAD TO THE $1,400.00 CROWN SERIES 4 15- SECOND SPOTS OR 2 30-SECOND SPOTS IN GRAND FINALE $1,200.00 1 FULL PAGE MBO STYLE MAGAZINE AD $500.00 1 YEAR APP PACKAGE TO: SEND NOTIFICATIONS, HAVE A SPONSORS $2,900.00 PROFILE PAGE & TO PROMOTE REDEEMABLE EXLUSIVE DISCOUNTS VALUE $6,000.00 99 * MORE ADVERTISING PACKAGES * GOLD PACKAGE PRICE - $3,000.00 ($0.0012 PER IMPRESSION) 2 15-SECOND SPOTS OR 1 30-SECOND SPOT IN GRAND FINALE $600.00 1 FULL PAGE MBO STYLE MAGAZINE A $500.00 1 YEAR APP PACKAGE TO: SEND NOTIFICATIONS, HAVE A SPONSORS $2,900.00 PROFILE PAGE & TO PROMOTE REDEEMABLE EXLUSIVE DISCOUNTS VALUE $4,000.00 SILVER PACKAGE PRICE - $2,000.00 ($0.008 PER IMPRESSION) 2 15-SECOND SPOTS OR 1 30-SECOND SPOT IN GRAND FINALE $600.00 1/2 PAGE MBO STYLE MAGAZINE AD $250.00 6 MONTHS APP PACKAGE TO: SEND NOTIFICATIONS, HAVE A SPONSORS PROFILE PAGE & TO PROMOTE REDEEMABLE EXLUSIVE $1,710.00 DISCOUNTS VALUE $2,560.00 BRONZE PACKAGE PRICE - $1,500.00 ($0.0004 PER IMPRESSION) 2 15-SECOND SPOTS OR 1 30-SECOND SPOT IN GRAND FINALE $600.00 1/4 PAGE MBO STYLE MAGAZINE AD $125.00 3 MONTHS APP PACKAGE TO: SEND NOTIFICATIONS, HAVE A SPONSORS PROFILE PAGE & TO PROMOTE REDEEMABLE EXLUSIVE $1,085.00 DISCOUNTS VALUE $1,810.00 10 ORDER FORM PLEASE COMPLETE & SUBMIT TO [email protected] ______________________________________ _____________________________________ NAME OF AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE EMAIL ADDRESS ______________________________________ _____________________________________ COMPANY NAME SIGNATURE ______________________________________________________________________________________ MAILING ADDRESS (STREET, CITY, COUNTRY, POSTAL CODE OR ZIP CODE) jjjj ______________________________________ _____________________________________ TELEPHONE CONTACT(S)nU FAX NUMBER _______________________________________________
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