Radio anyone??????

[Cameron1]

Getting ready to blast the airwaves with a radio ad. Just curious as to what has worked or not for anyone else?

My SEO expert is going to post the spot so you can listen.

Thanks.


Listen to it here

Carpet Cleaning Atlanta GA

Just hit the link

 

[Brian R]

Ken does some pretty awesome ads too.


Great job Steve!

 

[Chris A]

I love the idea of it, but Im just not there yet.

 

[Brian R]

Here ya go Steve.


When I get some time, I'll do one a little better.



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[Ken Snow]

The key to using radio (besides having good spots) is placement. Do not take radio reps word for what that is~ get some help.

 

[Cameron1]

The key to using radio (besides having good spots) is placement. Do not take radio reps word for what that is~ get some help.

Ken...what is the difference between Good spots and placement?

 

[Brian R]

Steve....Call Ken. He told me exactly what the rep would say and he was right.

I spoke with a guy and all he wanted to do was sell certain spots....telling me those were the best for my type of business. What a coincidence. :roll:

Total Bullshit

They are worse than carpet cleaners....trust me.

 

[thecleaningdude]

Interesting ad, you packed a lot of info in it.

Are you going for an AM talk radio station?

ZeroRez has been on a talk station in my area for a couple of years now and only run spots during morning drive time, Rush and the afternoon commute.

I'd have to assume that's a good demo, etc.

How long are the contracts for these types of deals?

Does it cost a fortune?

 

[Ken Snow]

The key to using radio (besides having good spots) is placement. Do not take radio reps word for what that is~ get some help.

Ken...what is the difference between Good spots and placement?

The spot is the actual commercial (10, 15, 30 or 60 seconds) which includes the copy of course but also the read. Good copy read poorly is no good and bad ad read well is also not good.

Placement is the station(s) and time of day that the spots run.

Ken