Think about radio 10 years ago, think about where you listened to radio that wasn’t an actual radio. You didn’t. Listening was confined to a radio that picked up waves in a small geographic region.
Clients should share with us all the information about their product, consumer behavior, and general observations so that the agency is fully aware of everything and able to put that knowledge to work in assembling and managing their media buy.
Everything has a burn factor. At some point, a commercial is going to outlive its usefulness. At that point you want to have a new spot ready to go or the next step in the campaign.
I’m not a copywriter and more often than not, neither is the client. As a client I always made the best use of my resources, after all isn’t that the luxury of being the client?
We wear many hats in performance of our role as great account managers. We consider ourselves strategic partners with each and every one of our clients, because if the campaign doesn’t “work,” it goes away.
Our staff has actual radio experience. We’ve worked at radio stations…in their promotions departments. We’re not just pitching your brand and hoping for the best.
Welcome to The Radio Agency’s blog “Sounding Board.” To kick things off we are chatting with our CEO Mark Lipsky about the expanded services of the agency, clients, and industry trends.