Station and audience fit
Considered during planning and carried forward into the campaign’s delivery requirements.
Use language, personality, frequency and regional relevance to make the campaign part of the audience’s daily rhythm.
Discuss a Radio campaign →Advertified connects the channel to the business goal, shows why it belongs in the plan and carries its practical requirements into campaign coordination.
Considered during planning and carried forward into the campaign’s delivery requirements.
Considered during planning and carried forward into the campaign’s delivery requirements.
Considered during planning and carried forward into the campaign’s delivery requirements.
Consider recorded spots, live reads, sponsorships and station-led activations where offered. Match the station, language and programme context to the audience. A schedule spread across days and time bands serves a different role from a single high-profile placement.
Station, time band, spot duration, number of insertions and package conditions affect the quote. Confirm whether rates apply per spot or to a defined package. Scriptwriting, voice talent, recording, translation and music licensing may be separate from airtime.
Work backwards from broadcast dates to script approval, recording and the station’s material deadline. Live reads and sponsorships may require additional coordination. Obtain the actual booking and delivery deadlines for the selected station; there is no single lead time that applies to every campaign.
Write for listening rather than reading: make the brand, offer and response clear. Confirm language, pronunciation, duration, audio format and any required disclaimers. The advertiser should approve the final script and recording before submission.
Ask for transmission logs or other agreed evidence of the spots broadcast. Audience research helps estimate who a station or time band reaches, but station listenership is not the same as verified exposure to your advert. Response codes, landing pages or call tracking can support outcome measurement when included in the plan.
Compare campaign budget options, follow the campaign process or explore other media channels.
Yes, subject to station suitability and approved creative. Budget separately for translation and recording where these are not included.
There is no universal number. The schedule should reflect your audience, objective, campaign period and budget, with its frequency assumptions explained.
You can request preferred time bands. Availability, rate and the exact booking conditions need station confirmation.
Understand radio advertising rates, airtime, production and scheduling, and prepare a brief that makes competing quotes easier to compare.
Compare radio and OOH by audience, geography, creative, budget and measurement, and decide when combining them has a useful campaign role.
Let us assess the role it could play alongside the rest of the media mix.