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A radio commercial is a pre-produced message designed to promote a businesses services or goods to a mass medium on the medium of radio. A radio commercial may air on AM FM or Satellite. Radio is considered by many advertisers to be one of the intimate and effective mediums to reach their target audience.
This history behind the radio commercial lies in the hands of WEAF in New York. They are credited for airing the first radio commercial on August 28, 1922 for a Real Estate company. Unlike today's :30 and :60 standard radio commercials Egoboo Recording Studio, the first radio commercial was a The ten-minute live commercial, or "Live Read" as it would be called today. Radio commercials today are usually sold in :10, :20, :30, :60 or :120 second increments, with :30 and :60 being most common.
Critics of radio commercials may say that point to the obvious limitation of being restricted to sound, however several psychological studies have been done an advantage of this limitation, the "visual" message is being supplied by the listener's unbounded imagination. This can make a service or product appear bigger or better than reality may prove Dublin city recording studio. It also speaks to the curiosity factor of human beings. An intriguing radio commercial may lure a listener to investigate a product or service more effectively than a visual message.
Radio commercials today are usually produced by professional adverting agency's creative services department or at a radio station itself. The audio quality differs greatly

between an professional agency production and in-house radio station production Record Voice-over in Dublin. The time invested in effective script writing, voice-over skill, and radio commercial production is generally of much higher quality when created through an advertising agency. This is because agency's generally have full departments dedicated to writing, voice-over, and production. As a radio station may only have one person to do the job of 5-6 people.
Radio commercials and radio advertising has always been one of the most affordable advertising media for small retailers and other local businesses Voice-over recording in Dublin. Rates for :60 or :30 generally do not differ greatly. Radio also offers some of the most cost effective ways to reach an affordable CPM, (Cost to reach 1,000 people).
Radio commercials are usually delivered and stored in digital formats such as MP3. They days of sending radio commercials via reel, cd, ISDN lines or other sources have been passed by due to changes in technology. Today most business can even play a copy of their radio commercial message on their websites if they would like, giving them even more credibility in the marketplace.