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Twin Falls, Idaho

The Quick Boost

$210

Immediate special sales, promotions, events, or grand openings

Get your business noticed fast with a high-impact, 2-week schedule designed for maximum immediate reach. A concentrated frequency of ads over a short window builds instant awareness and ensures your audience hears your message multiple times when it matters most.

27,411 combined weekly listeners* · $3.00 per commercial

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Weekend Wallop

$200

Reaching busy listeners while they're out and about all weekend long

Catch local buyers on the move. A high-octane weekend schedule hits listeners repeatedly while they're out and about with their wallets open, across four straight weekends owning the airwaves.

27,411 combined weekly listeners* · $2.50 per commercial

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Events

Recommended

$180

Concerts, grand openings, festivals, and celebrations

Need a high-frequency campaign for just a few weeks? These short-term options pack a punch over a two-week period leading up to your event, with two weeks of heavy on-air coverage.

27,411 combined weekly listeners* · $2.57 per commercial

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Home Services

$200

HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, Emergency Clean Up, Remodelers, Handymen, etc.

Be the first business a customer calls when your services are needed. This top-of-mind awareness schedule shares your message with homeowners, business owners, property managers, and more — an ongoing campaign with 90 commercials per month.

27,411 combined weekly listeners* · $2.22 per commercial

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Restaurants & Bars

$270

Local restaurants, diners, delicatessens, night clubs, bars, taverns, and eateries

There are so many choices for food and drink in the Magic Valley. From Taco Tuesday to Happy Hour, beef up your advertising with three weeks of radio commercials.

27,411 combined weekly listeners* · $4.50 per commercial

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Weekly listeners: Eastlan Media Research, Twin Falls. * Combined weekly listeners (cume) added across stations — some people listen to more than one.