Radio

Watch your business grow is a campaign created especially for Chambers of Commerce.

It touches on the key reasons why someone would want to become a Chamber member: that their company will see the benefits in their own business's growth.

At the same time, it creates camaraderie and patriotism as it points out the benefits that the Chamber has on the community and the country.

This series of 30 second radio ads with home improvement tips are entertaining and educational. They can be used for an individual industry, or will work as a complete series for the hardware store or rental center, or even for that bank or credit union offering home improvement loans.

A radio commercial that retells the Pilgrim story. This feel good spot can work for any business, retail or B2B.

A variety of holiday/Christmas radio ads that will make the listener feel good about your business. All are non-specific messages and will work with practically any business, including retail, business-to-business, organizations, media, etc.

Featuring phone calls to the North Pole, these clever radio ads each have a different elf talking to a representative of your store.

A series of four commercials that take you on a journey of legend and passion.

Radio works its best magic when it transports you to a different place and time. This delightful campaign for your zoo does just that, and still leaves ample time to customize a message at the end. (And of course, the Ad Diner will help you in that regard, your final radio spots will include your custom message.)

This award-winning radio campaign has been proven to increase both new member interest and member activity.

Created for credit unions, it can be easily modified for the banking industry.

A complete campaign to encourage non-traditional riders to give up their cars and ride public transportation one day out of the week.
Many people will say that they are wanting to do something to help the environment, now we give them the chance. While playing on their own admissions (and using a little bit of guilt in the process), we give them a solution that is easier than giving up their car entirely — ride Just One Day A Week.