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Would you like to use radio commercials to increase your sales?
Do you want powerful radio commercials and not the lame ones written by radio sales people or minimum wage employees?
Did you know that radio commercials written by an experienced radio copywriter will cost more outfront but make you more money in the long run?
Would you like to add living sound to your Web site? The message that makes that extra hard sale for you?
Why should you advertise on radio?
Because radio gets results.
Some folks don't watch television.
Lots of people hit the mute button when TV spots come on the tube.
Many people record their favorite television shows and fast forward through the commercials on playback.
Print advertising is going out of style. Newspaper readership is way down.
Radio commercials touch everybody - Guess what --- 95 percent of all consumers listen at home, at work and in their cars.
Fact is, you'll get a hell of a lot more business with radio. Should it be your only advertising method? Of course not! But in most cases it should be a portion of your advertising budget. Everyone listens to radio. And you get someone in a car --- hey --- he's a captive listener. He's not going to turn the station. Not his favorite station. He'll hear your spot. Get smart. Get on the air and grab new business!
One of Susanna's clients who is in the mortgage business enjoyed a tremendous increase in business due to Susanna's radio spot. "Susanna has a special way of digging out the unique selling proposition. I didn't know I had one. But it made all the difference in the world to my business," she said.
4,200% Return on Investment
What was the result of this commercial? The client had to hire two new employees to handle her increased business. She called the radio stations and told them to double her schedule. She got a 4,200% return on her investment! Not bad for a 60 second radio commercial.
Listen to some of the radio commercials written by Radio Copywriter Susanna K. Hutcheson
Radio commercials are hot. Radio commercials can make you a pocket full of money. But there's a secret to successful radio commercial advertising. You need a professional radio copywriter who has written the spots that sell. You need a radio copywriter who writes for a living. You don't need your radio commercials written by a salesperson who offers to write them for free if you buy the time. That's suicide!
All radio stations will gladly write your commercials for you if you buy the time. Who actually writes the radio spots? Usually a minimum wage employee who is just starting out in radio or the salesperson who sells you the air time. It's bad business for you to allow this to happen to your precious radio commercials.
But the guy who reads my spot will write it cheaply . . .
Most all radio voice talent will write your radio commercials and most will do it very cheaply. It's tempting for you to have them write the spots for you. BUT --- it's the wrong thing to do! Why? Because they may have wonderful voices. They can read a spot perfectly. They can't, however, write a spot that sells. A radio spot is a sales tool. It's not entertainment. Have a professional radio copywriter do your radio copywriting. That's the only smart move.
Get a professional radio copywriter.
Susanna K. Hutcheson is a radio copywriter who has written thousands of radio commercials. Let her write your next one and you'll see the difference. She will also direct your commercial and have it professionally produced.
Susanna uses a special technique to write radio spots. Whether you choose 30-second spots or 60-seconds spots, Susanna knows how to put the words together so they sell.
Susanna just doesn't sit down and start to write. She asks you the questions it takes to understand what you sell. Then she puts the words down in a way that works.
Don't settle for an average radio copywriter when you can have one who understands how to make radio sell.
Listen to some of Susanna's spots.
Below are just a few of the spots she wrote. Some of them she had produced at her direction.
We do both the copywriting and the production. Are we cheap? No. Are we good? Damn right. Hey, listen for yourself. Don't take our word. Susanna knows how to write a radio spot that pulls hot and heavy. And she selects the best voice talent available for your commercial and directs it so it's just perfect. You'll pay for all this. But you'll also be paid because you'll have one hell of a hot radio commercial that brings in the bucks.
The fee we quote is based on the creative and production. The exact fee will depend on exactly what we do for you. But our total fee is for the copywriting and the production, studio time, sound effects, mixing, etc. We also take into consideration your market.
Susanna will also just write the script for you and not include the production. You can have it read by a voice talent of your choosing. There is still a minimum of four spots. One spot simply is not enough to get you the business you should have.
GUARANTEES: We guarantee originality, professional quality creative and technical standards, including voice, that meet or exceed what your radio station requires. All of our radio commercials are produced digitally in our own well-equipped recording studio.
Our procedure is simple and effective. Here is the way we handle your radio spots:
We give you a proposal which includes the full fee.
Upon acceptance of our proposal we send you an agreement.
You OK the agreement.
You pay in full in advance by overnight carrier.
We gather information and do creative research.
We do our outline and write the commercial.
We show you the first draft and get your input.
We make revisions until you're happy with the spot.
We select the best voice talent for your commercial.
The approved creative spot is sent to production.
The spots are mixed according to the creative direction.
Susanna supervises production.
You listen to the finished spots and either approve the delivery or ask for changes.
We make up to two delivery changes if you require them. If not, we wrap up and give you the commercials in the format we've agreed on.
Radio copywriting can be contracted on a monthly contract or one-time basis. It's smart, however, to have several spots to rotate --- depending on your business and the size of your market.
We also do copywriting and voice-over for voice mail and other recorded projects.
Now listen to some of Susanna's Radio Commercials and see for yourself how they transform mere words into powerful sales tools. She can do the same for you.
Susanna says . . .
Click on the button below to hear one of three commercials I wrote for the U.S. Division of Dolmar, a company that makes power tools and equipment. I also came up with the tag at the end. See what you think.
Listen to this radio commercial to hear an example of a commercial I wrote for a real estate firm. It is one of sixteen designed to get people to inquire about their unique services. I also had the spots produced.
This is a special Web site spot that I wrote and had professionally produced. More people are using audio on their Web sites to help them make that hard-to-make sale and they work.
This is a spot I wrote for a financial firm that helps people avoid foreclosure. I had the spot professionally produced at my direction.
A Dialogue
Radio Spot Susanna wrote, directed and had produced for CLEARSIGHT
VISION RESTORATION CENTER of Oklahoma City.
GET OUT! is another
ClearSight Spot. (Straight-read with incidental effects)
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This is a :60 straight-read radio spot written
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Click the button below to hear a :60 spot I wrote and produced for a real estate firm. Finding just the right voice talent is part of what I do. In addition, I personally direct the spot until it is as close to perfect as possible. I also select any sound effects that would be right for the spot.
Below is a one spot out of sixteen that I wrote for a real estate company. I also selected the voice and had the spot produced.
Following is a voice mail message that I wrote and for which I directed the production.
Below is another brief voice mail message for a client's personal office.