EFFECTIVENESS OF RADIO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE DIGITAL ERA:A CASE STUDY OF A COMPANY IN QUEZON PROVINCE, PHILIPPINES

ABSTRACT

The dominance of digital marketing channels has impelled a reassessment of the efficiency of traditional advertising modes. However, empirical evidence suggests that under specific contextual conditions and for targeted demographic segments, traditional media may retain significant advertising value. This case study explored the effectiveness of radio marketing in the digital age, focusing on Company A, a manufacturing company in Quezon Province known for producing and distributing healthy and affordable products with turmeric as its primary component. This research specifically examined the capacity for audience reach and engagement of radio advertising in Quezon province by analyzing specific radio marketing campaigns implemented by Company A. The study explored the extent to which radio advertising continues to resonate with consumers and identified key factors contributing to its success or limitations in terms of brand awareness, recall, and purchase intent. Findings revealed that radio excels in broad local reach and emotional engagement. Challenges associated with measuring radio’s ROI are identified, along with opportunities for improvement. The report concluded by recommending a cohesive marketing strategy that leverages the unique strengths of both traditional and digital channels, creative collaboration of both, and targeted audience segmentation to capitalize on overall marketing effectiveness and realize ambitious business goals.

KEYWORDS

Radio advertising, Digital era marketing, Quezon province media landscape, Brand awareness, Brand Recall, Customer Purchase Intent, Audience Engagement, Radio Reach, Digital Media Channels