With cable penetration falling from 90% of all homes to only 62% and a shift of TV viewing to advertising-free streaming video services, pharmaceutical brands need to maintain reach by adding new media platforms. Here’s how AM/FM radio can help.
CUMULUS MEDIA | Westwood One completed the third annual study of the auto aftermarket category conducted by MARU/Matchbox to determine the current state of America’s auto parts retailers.
A national health and nutrition products retailer utilized AM/FM radio to drive awareness for a new product launch. CUMULUS MEDIA | Westwood One retained MARU/Matchbox to measure brand effect and LeadsRx to quantify search and site traffic.
As online shopping for auto parts picks up steam, CUMULUS MEDIA | Westwood One has commissioned MARU/Matchbox to conduct consumer studies to better understand the buying habits of the American auto parts consumer. Here are the results from studies conducted in 2017 and this year.
This week, Amazon held their fourth annual Prime Day sale. True to form, it was a blockbuster event launched with mass reach television and AM/FM radio advertising. Westwood One commissioned IPSOS to examine purchasing during the 36-hour event. Here are key findings from the IPSOS study.
The New York Times said Jet.com represents “a frontal assault on Amazon … Jet’s promise is simple and … potentially momentous: to offer the absolute lowest price on just about everything.”
Radio advertising was the most effective at converting awareness into Prime Day purchases when compared to TV and online.