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Would it be legal for Australian citizens (with no affiliation to any political party) to crowd-fund a TV ad campaign against the @ScottMorrisonMP @LiberalAus Federal Government? Asking for a friend.... @RonniSalt @DanielBleakley @friendlyjordies
#auspol #SmirksAndMirrors
#auspol #SmirksAndMirrors
According to an internet source, you can buy 30 seconds of prime-ish Ad Space on Channel 9 for $3000.
300 people, donating $10 per month buys you one of these Ad slots.
9000 people, donating that amount, funds an ad a day, for a whole month.
300 people, donating $10 per month buys you one of these Ad slots.
9000 people, donating that amount, funds an ad a day, for a whole month.
The potential damage this could cause for the @ScottMorrisonMP brand is immeasurable.
I think there are enough people pissed off at the @LiberalAus that are be willing to part with a Netflix subscription worth of cash to toy with #ScottyFromMarketing's emotions.
I think there are enough people pissed off at the @LiberalAus that are be willing to part with a Netflix subscription worth of cash to toy with #ScottyFromMarketing's emotions.
**$3000 is a 5:30pm time slot on Channel 9.
You could fund more, cheaper Ads on off-peak time slots with the same amount of money. The sky is the limit in terms of the potential scale that such a project can have.
You could fund more, cheaper Ads on off-peak time slots with the same amount of money. The sky is the limit in terms of the potential scale that such a project can have.
