Advertise with us
Real Radio is one of the biggest success stories in UK commercial radio. Targeting a 25-44 age range, Real Radio plays a compelling, entertaining mix of songs you just have to sing along to, great chat, news, sport and valued interaction with the local communities. Real Radio Yorkshire now reaches a record 310,000* listeners each week. Almost 3 million* adult listening hours every week across South and West Yorkshire.
Our team of specialists are on hand to create tailor made advertising solutions and deliver a cost effective bridge between our advertisers and their customers.
We understand that every client is different, with different needs and business objectives. Our first meeting with you is probably one of the most important we will have establishing exactly what it is you have to communicate and who you want to communicate it to. From generating sales leads to launching new products, driving online traffic to raising awareness whatever it is we will ensure we clearly understand your business requirements before creating advertising solutions that we believe will help you generate a return on your investment.
From commercial airtime campaigns planned to maximise the reach of your potential customers, creative treatment of your key messages to brand building through sponsorship, exciting listener promotions and online activity our team will deliver advice and ideas to best suit your needs and budget.
If you would like to hear more about how Real Radio can help your business grow then call the sales team on 0113 238 1114.
Alternatively use the contact form below and we will come straight back to you. In the required fields, make sure you fill in your first name and last name, contact email, contact telephone number and put your company name and a brief message in the message box and one of our team will contact you.
For more information on how radio can work for you please visit the Radio Advertising Bureau at www.rab.co.uk
* Source: RAJAR/Ipsos-MORI/RSMB six months ended March 2010 within Real Radio Yorkshire’s TSA
