| MILLIONS TO BE WON IN MBC RADIO PROMOS |
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Currently ongoing is Tuseran’s KaKaubong Kwento promo. Listeners send in their entries with either three empty foil packs of Tuseran capsules or one empty box of Tuseran syrup. A chosen entry automatically wins P500. If he can share a Kakaubong Kwento on air, he gets another P500.
Wyeth Consumer Health Care’s Cash-a-Text promo enabled a mere P50 purchase of Clusivol, Dimetapp, or Robitussin to earn one raffle entry, with a cool million given away during the grand draw. Globe’s Radyo Bonanza, in turn, featured their OFW Family Packs or Tipid IDD cards corresponding to coupons that were used for various games and booth activities at their OFW Family Fair.
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| AUTOMATIC YAN! |
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| Written by Administrator | |
| Wednesday, 07 July 2004 | |
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2008 has augured quite well for 101.1 Yes FM. MBC's premier contemporary music station is launching a series of slogans to establish stronger brand recall.
Strongly identifying with the ebullient, fun-loving, and star-struck Pinoy, Yes FM continues its potent mix of top music hits and showbiz news, ably dished out by their DJs – mostly named after various food varieties. With its playlist setting the standards for other music stations, listening to Yes FM will remain staple fare among Filipino audiences. |
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MBC sales and marketing staff are proud of client-initiated promos have become a big hit with radio listeners.


Yes FM kicked off by the year by launching the tagline “Automatic Yan!” Soon, the term “Pastilan, Dude!” (a favorite in the southern dialects), will replace even Annabelle Rama's infamous “Ropa!” as common everyday expression.