How Broadcast Media Drives Consumer Engagement
When it comes to developing an advertising plan, striking that perfect balance between how much time and resources you i...
How Leighton Enterprises Empowers Women in Leadership
Leighton Media participated in the 2016 issue of Women in Business. The magazine focused on celebrating the success of w...
What is Your Unique Selling Proposition?
What makes you stand out from the flock? Your unique selling proposition.
Radio Industry Stats [INFOGRAPHIC]
Is radio still relevant? I think so, but I'm a little biased. How about we let these radio industry statistics speak for...
3 Essential Advantages of an Event Sponsorship
From the backs of Little League jerseys to booths at festivals, corporate sponsorship is everywhere. A symbiotic relatio...
Bring the Right People to Your Business with Live Radio Remotes
Imagine having a grand opening, right across the street from a competitor's grand opening. You both opened the same day,...
Outside the Commercial Break: On-Air Sponsorships
With social media, viral videos, smartphones, and television dominating the modern news and media landscape, most busine...
The Dangers of Cross-Cume when Advertising Your Business on the Radio
Radio ads have a long history. As one of the traditional forms of media that came into creation over 100 years before th...
Radio Advertising ROI - What Should You Expect?
One of the common objections business owners have for radio advertising is that the only way to be effective is to: Dump...
5 Things Your 2016 Local Marketing Strategy Needs to Include
2016 is right around the corner, and I wanted to catch you before it arrives. If you have a marketing strategy already d...
Theater of the Mind Makes for Great Radio, Ads and Broadcasts
Theater of the mind is a powerful thing. Take these two examples: Word/Text: Six days into what should be the greatest t...
Why Are We Successful When Radio Industry Stats are Down?
Broadcast radio has seen a significant spike in competition in the last 5-10 years, causing numbers to slowly decline. W...