Advertiser Success Stories

Selling and maintaining huge irrigation systems is what Central Valley Irrigation in Holdrege, Nebraska has been doing since 1980. Jeremiah Johnson took over leadership of the company in the New Year. He continues to use radio to grow the business. Our weekly advertiser success stories are sponsored by SPECbyte.com.

Joseph Abboud has been designing and creating styles and trends in fashion for men for three decades. Abboud, who was a frequent guest on Imus in the Morning, is now a regular on Imus successor Bernie and Sid in the Morning on Cumulus’s WABC/New York. Our weekly advertiser success stories are sponsored by  SPECbyte.com.

Merschman Seeds is an independent seed company in West Point, Iowa. The multimillion-dollar operation prides itself on being able to compete with what Merschman calls the “BS Companies.” Radio has played a big part in that success. Our weekly advertiser success stories are sponsored by SPECbyte.com

Meet Carl Graves, owner of Sand Dollar Dental in Fort Walton Beach. He was a successful electrician in St. Louis and is now a successful dentist with a growing practice in the Florida Panhandle thanks to radio. Our weekly advertiser success stories are sponsored by SPECbyte.com

Scott “Tuna” Mitchell likes being the big fish in the Stratford, Connecticut, marina business. Boardwalk Marina is the largest marina on the Hosatonic River and Mitchell credits his success to the power of local radio. Our weekly advertiser success stories are sponsored by SPECbyte.com

About 10 years ago, Dave Robinett, a Market Researcher at Sprint world headquarters in Overland Park, Kansas, started thinking about his future career path. Layoffs were looming so he was anxious to find a different way to keep a roof over his head and food on the table for his family.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell spoke at the recent National Religious Broadcasters Media Convention in California where he told attendees how radio has been instrumental to his success.

Galaxy Media, with 13 stations serving Central New York, has a sizeable footprint that keeps advertisers happy. CEO Ed Levine says a big part of the success of the nearly 30-year-old media company is venturing outside of its Syracuse and Utica footprint.

Thanks to Megan Black from Second Street and Tucker Young from Bryan Broadcasting for sharing our latest advertiser success story. "Our weekly success stories are sponsored by Sun & Fun Media.

This advertiser success story is from KCLR-FM, a Zimmer Radio Group station in Columbia, MO. According to Megan Black at Second Street, the company that helped KCLR execute the idea, the client took in $9,000 from the idea, over 75 hot leads and 240 opt-ins. And for KCLE it was a $2,500 sale. (Our weekly Advertiser Success Stories are sponsored by Sun & Fun Media).