QSR Conquest: Spot Cable Sees Activity Abundance
Quick-service restaurants tend to get a summer bump thanks to students out of class for the summer, and from many Americans on the road for travel and business. Brand managers have responded, with many brands electing to use spot cable to reach consumers.
ANA CEO Liodice To Co-Chair Forecast 2020
One of the radio broadcasting industry's most exclusive and important annual events, known as "Radio's Financial Summit," has secured one of the most important individuals in the U.S. marketing and advertising industry as this year's Co-Chair.
Coming Soon: A Radio Network Dedicated to Sports Betting
Radio station owners in states where legalized gambling could mean big ad dollars will soon have access to what's being marketed as the first terrestrial radio network dedicated exclusively to sports betting news and information.
Five Stellar First Appointment AE Questions
"Here's a great post to share with your sales reps," says featured columnist Barrett Riddleberger. This information is also great for use as a coaching tool designed to get sales reps make the most of their first appointment with a potential buyer. "Arm them with these questions to help set them apart."
Major Marketers Up 6% on a Two-Year CAGR Basis
Standard Media Index currently expects the full U.S. ad marketplace to expand by 8% in 2019 — excluding cyclical events like the Olympics and World Cup. While major marketers are anticipated to grow 2.5%, small and medium-sized businesses will grow by nearly 14%.
‘Supersized Sales’ for QSR Chain, Thanks To Radio/TV Combo Buy
A "first-ever" radio/TV ROI study "for a major national quick service restaurant chain" commissioned by Westwood One and Cumulus Media and conducted by Nielsen shows that the use of both media positively impacted sales. Here are the details.
Fresh Insights On Hispanic Consumer Growth
The third report in Claritas' New American Mainstream series is now out for marketers and media industry C-Suiters. The Hispanic American Market Report offers marketers unique insights into how to appeal to Latino consumers, one of the nation’s fastest-growing multicultural subsets.
Can ComScore Stock Stop Its Steep Slide?
A C-Suite shakeup resulted in the Feb. 28 departure of CEO Bryan Wiener, just hours after final approval of a Q&A appearing in RBR+TVBR's Spring 2019 print edition, and President Sarah Hofstetter. Since then, comScore shares have been in a free-fall. The bleeding continues.
Do Ratings Matter to Advertisers?
In an annual ratings report recently released by MoffettNathanson, the Wall Street financial house discussed the increased importance of live linear TV. "We believe TV ad spend will remain relatively stable, as long as TV offers a special value proposition to advertisers."
At Liberty To Invest In Spot Cable
For the week ending June 2, an insurance brand topped all other advertisers who opted to use Spot Cable as a way to best connect with consumers. What other brands are actively using Spot Cable? Media Monitors has the answer.
Advanced Segments From Scarborough Now In Nielsen Media Impact
Nielsen Media Impact (NMI), the ratings and consumer data company's national media planning and optimization solution, will now be "enhanced" to include Nielsen Scarborough USA+’s set of advanced audience segments.
Another New Low For comScore Stock
It's been eight weeks since Comscore CEO Bryan Wiener and President Sarah Hofstetter exited, resulting in a severe destabilization of the company's stock. The last 30 days have hardly been better: A steady decline started May 9 and has yet to stop.
Data Plus Math’s New Addition: A Product VP
Data Plus Math (D+M), a provider of television attribution, ROI and conversion metrics, has selected a leader with 20 years of experience in digital advertising as the company's VP of Product.
A New Traffic Data Partnership Is HERE
HERE Technologies, a company known for its mapping and location platform services, has just announced a multi-year partnership agreement with iHeartMedia-owned provider of traffic, weather, news and sports reports.
Smart Car Interest … But At What Cost?
With sophisticated digital and smart technologies generating headlines for automakers, many consumers are beginning to consider these devices and services as essential equipment for their own cars. But GfK research shows that people who see smart auto technologies as “must haves” still may have misconceptions about what they might cost.













