Reach out with radio in todays ad avoidance world

Provided by Radiocentre
Radio attracts very low levels of ad avoidance and it's wide coverage mean it's well-placed to play a key role in media choice.

Tell us about the Opportunity / What is it?

Ad avoidance is a hot topic now, and has been made particularly critical by the development of the PVR (personal video recorder) for TV, which allows viewers to skip the ads. Ad avoidance actually endangers one form of advertising above all others - outreach campaigns, where brands seek to reachout and create relationships with new customers Radio and cinema come joint lowest in terms of ad avoidance - but radio has a far higher coverage. Radio offers the best outreach because it combines low avoidance and mass coverage.

What is the Marketing Objective?

Reaching the inattentives: In terms of attentiveness, the biggest group across all media are not the avoiders or the engaged but the inattentives - over half the audience on average

How does it work?

Radio listeners have low levels of hard avoidance, so they are available to engage with the advertising in varying degrees of inattentiveness

Who's used it in the past?

Please visit www.rab.co.uk for further details

Features / Benefits

- High coverage - Low avoidance - Ability to reach out to new customers

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Guide PriceReach & FrequencyTarget AudienceMedia Types
Contact for detailsWide audience, from youths to housewives to businessmen.
16 - 24
25 - 34
35 - 44
All adults
Both
All
ABC1
C2
RADIO
LocationTimingsMarketing ObjectiveOpportunity Type
All RegionsAll YearBUILD AWARENESS
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