Stardust Broadcasting Expands DRTV Media Reach to Canada
Stardust Broadcasting, a leading US DRTV media company expands its reach into Canada to air its clients commercials and infomercials reaching over 10 million Canadian households.
Online, August 14, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Stardust Broadcasting after 23 years of producing and airing successful infomercials and commercials in the United States has expanded to Canada. Mark Liddell, President of Stardust Operations announced that in addition to Stardust's ability to air its commercials and infomercials to over 90 million households in the United States, through a relationship with ATM Media Group, now has the capability to air its select clients infomercials and commercials throughout Canada. Mr. Liddell stated "For specific products, and utilizing our guaranteed sale approach, the expansion into Canada is a natural for certain of our clients.
Additionally, through the relationship, ATM Media Group will be providing the option for its Canadian clients to air in the USA utilizing Stardust's relationships.
ATM Media Group's CEO Steven Copley stated "This builds off the relationship we have built with Stardust in Europe. We will be offering the Stardust Starter 9500 package to our clients in Canada, and in turn Stardust will be offering the availability of opening up the Canada marketplace for its clients."
According to Mr. Liddell "Stardust will continue to work with its clients on a joint venture basis; making our profit when our partners profit- which is fairly unique in the DRTV industry. The only thing that has changed is that if the opportunity is right, we can expand our clients reach to the Canadian market with a company, ATM Media, who has all the right Canadian relationships."
About ATM Media Group
ATM Media Group has been in business for 12 years, focusing primarily in Canada and Europe. Through this period, ATM Media Group has either produced for its client's infomercials/commercials and aired them throughout Europe and Canada, or aired select infomercials that were professionally produced by others.