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David Carey | President of Hearst Magazines |
Michael A. Clinton | President of Marketing of Hearst Magazines and Publishing Director of Hearst Magazine |
Lori Asbury | Senior Vice President of Marketing & Creative Services |
John Feld | SVP - Original Programming & Production for HGTV, DIY Network & Great American Country |
Kathleen Finch | Senior Vice President and General Manager of Scripps Networks' Flagship Network |
Dan Fuchs | Chief Revenue Officer and Publisher |
Freddy James | Senior Vice President of Network Integrated Programming |
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I work for a small community bank in the midwest. My employer has renovated historic buildings in 4 of the 13 communities it serves. The building in my hometown is the most recent renovation ( I mean gutted and taken to the bones) How neat would it be to have a show that features businesses who do these sorts of things? Where would I send a suggestion like this and to whose attention?
Regarding the Smart Home Sweeps (and others) – not allowing for difference in time zones gives us folks in the Pacific Time Zone less advantage to submit a daily entry. Today I received an entry form which read I had 5 plus hours in which to submit my final entry. Yet, when I went to enter, I got the “Sorry” message that the sweep was closed. That was approx. at 3 PM PST. East Coast folks have an unfair advantage.
Hi, I have a great idea for a show. Instead of building Dream Home Giveaways, why don’t you have a sweepstakes that the viewers look for a house to remodel and get your celebrities like Ben & Erin, Nichole Curtis and so on to renovate the homes. Enter to win a $200,000.00 budget. This way the viewers can decide where they want to live instead of moving in a location they are not familiar with and away from friends, jobs and families.
If you don’t want to do a sweepstakes, have a show where the viewers find a house to remodel, but get the labor from the experts on your show. It’s not fair that they always go to the same locations. You can just make this a few episodes since they will be traveling and leaving their love ones.
I was thinking of this Idel the other day. Why not bring all the family’s that Chip and Jo/( Fixer Upper )have help for one big show to see where they are at and how they like their homes now.
You can make it a two-hour show. I think it would be fun for everyone.
Watch HGTV often but no more.When you show 3 people looking to buy a house together and call them a “trouple” and listen to them talk about sharing a bedroom and a bed.That’s perversion in anybody’s language!