RADIO GETS RESULTS

The one thing no consumer has enough of is time. With so much crammed into their hectic schedules, people simply do not have the luxury of devoting time to things such as comparison-shopping. Time-starved Americans need access to on-the-fly information. The challenge for the modern advertiser is to reach these on-the go consumers, a challenge that is increasingly difficult for newspaper and home-based television to overcome.

NEWSPAPER
In general, newspaper circulation has been declining since the end of World War II, and the amount of time readers spend with their papers is slipping as well. In most markets, circulation is less than 50 percent of all households. The newspaper provides information once consumers decide to buy, but it does not build brand awareness or create product demand. Newspaper advertising thus works mainly for comparing prices.
Radio reaches consumers on the go, providing the greatest "purchase proximity" of all major media. This allows you to influence customers closer to the point of purchase when they are most receptive to critical marketing information. The success of your marketing strategy depends greatly on how you reach and motivate your customers before their decision to purchase has been made.

TELEVISION
Almost all television viewing takes place in the home, making it extremely unlikely that television advertising will influence consumers close to the point of purchase. Cable systems audiences are fragmented among dozens - even hundreds - of channels. The average system brings its viewers 62 channel choices. In addition, competition from satellite TV has forced operators to offer extended digital-cable service, which means even more viewing options and further fragmented audiences. When a commercial does come on, many viewers go surfing. They jump from channel to channel to avoid the commercials, or simply walk away from the television and head to the refrigerator for a refreshment. Furthermore, New Personal Video recorders make it even easier to dodge the television ads, giving consumers the power to skip over commercials, even during live broadcasts.
Listeners love their Radio. Starting with the first notes that emerge from the clock Radio in the morning and continuing all day. Americans devote more of the day to Radio listening than to any other medium. In fact, the average consumer spends most of their 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. media time, with Radio.


RADIO!!!
Radio Delivers Reach and Frequency (R&F) - An industry-accepted method of judging the potential effectiveness of a Radio advertising schedule. R&F reflects "how many" people have heard a commercial and "how often" the average listener heard it. Both of the components (reach and frequency) are crucial for a successful Radio campaign.
Reach -Each person reached is counted only once regardless of how many times he or she is exposed to a given schedule.
Frequency - The average number of times a person in the target audience is exposed to a given schedule.

Influencing customers with on-the-fly information closer to the point of purchase, what medium can deliver it? Radio!!! Radio reaches 63 percent of adults age 25- 54 within one hour of making their largest purchase of the day. With radio, you can create a highly focused campaign, specific for consumers who are most likely to purchase your products and services. Radio's enables you to identify, reach, and motivate your best target customers with pinpoint accuracy, efficiency, and minimum waste. Advertisers, who recognized the power of Radio, trust Radio as their exclusive advertising choice.

People do not get tired of listening to Radio. In cars, at work, at home, remember: Every minute consumers spend tuned in to Radio programming, is another chance for your marketing message to reach its target audience!

Use Radio to build the reach and frequency necessary, to demographically target your best customers effectively … with far greater results!


RADIO GETS RESULTS


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