AHS Should Advertise More
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Just wanted to say how pleased we are with are ahs 130. Have been burning it now for just over a month. So far have burned just over 1 ton of hard pea coal. I had been considering changing over from a hand fired unit for a couple of years. Last August we were at Ag Progress Days and saw the AHS boilers. After a trip to the factory and talking to Mike I was pretty sure I wanted one. Checked out the different boilers on the internet and especially this forum and that sold me on the AHS. If it wasn't for Ag Progress Days I probably would have bought something else. AHS is a great boiler but no one knows about them here in central Pa.
I agree they should advertise more as well. patrick did have a thread a ways back asking for places he should take the road show. Where Should I Take the Roadshow?
I think they should advertise on radio stations across NEPA. It cant cost to much to advertise on radio, especially during a recession.
When I was researching coal boilers I came across AHS on the net and also found this lovely website. Before I did my own research I didnt even know who made coal boilers. I never saw one before, only coal stoves. If more people were made aware of how much money they can save burning coal I think we would have a lot more coal burners out there.
I think they should advertise on radio stations across NEPA. It cant cost to much to advertise on radio, especially during a recession.
When I was researching coal boilers I came across AHS on the net and also found this lovely website. Before I did my own research I didnt even know who made coal boilers. I never saw one before, only coal stoves. If more people were made aware of how much money they can save burning coal I think we would have a lot more coal burners out there.
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Depends on the market rating of the station. WAAF here in Boston is 8th in the country ... you will pay many thousands to get a 30 second ad on that station ... but, if you advertise there, you WILL have an uptick in sales.brckwlt wrote:It cant cost to much to advertise on radio, especially during a recession.