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We monitor any radio station in real time.
Live-reads, sponsor tags and spots, linear and online. Each one structured with brand, legal entity, transcript and audio, then turned into a lead, a contact and a drafted pitch.
Spotwise live airwave monitor: waveform bars breathe as a playhead sweeps the market. When it crosses a detected ad, the segment flares and the advertiser slides in as a new lead - auto dealer, travel group, retail chain - building a pipeline that updates itself.
What happens after a radio ad airs. The current way, and what Spotwise does at each stage.
Prospect
A new advertiser airs on the station across town. Nobody at your group hears it.
The ad is structured: brand, legal entity, transcript, audio and format. Checked against your CRM and raised as a lead.Research
Somebody searches by hand: their website, a CRM check, an enrichment tool.
A brief on the account: where they rank in their category, which stations and dayparts they buy, and which slots they are leaving empty.Pitch
A cold email written off the company's website. The advertiser signed a twelve-month deal two weeks ago.
Decision maker identified with a verified email and phone. The pitch is drafted in your rep's voice. A human approves before anything is sent.Close
Follow-ups slip between email threads and spreadsheets.
Every action is written back to HubSpot, Pipedrive or Salesforce. Alerts land in Slack or Microsoft Teams.Grow
At month end, someone assembles a report across three platforms to show what ran.
You send a link. The client watches the campaign run, live. You hear when they start experimenting with the competition.
“After switching from manual tracking, Spotwise enabled us to double our new client acquisition rate, delivering more than a 10x return on our investment within the first six months.”
What radio teams ask first.
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Pilot first. KPIs in writing. No lock-in at the front.