Sports Radio
Imaging Radio Station Imaging and TV Station
Imaging and Promos By RJ Russ
Radio Station Imaging By
RJ Russ. OK, Station Imaging IS your signature,
without a station image, your audience may not
connect with you.
You want a strong voice
over to grab their attention. Not just another
"force my voice into the basement and put a pile
of effects on voice over", but a solid Real
voice over that commands attention. You know
there a lot of radio imaging voice artists out
there ... but ...
how many can give
you that humorous read, that sarcastic radio
imaging or promo voice and still deliver
that voice over that will rattle your woofers? A
radio station image voice that can make
your clients promos jump out of the speakers and
make them take notice?
Sports Radio Imaging.
News Radio Imaging. Talk Radio Imaging. TV
Imaging. A real. and believable Professional
Voice Over Talent.
Radio Station Imaging
WXDX 'The X' Sports Radio
Detroit - WSKY 'the Sky' News/Talk Gainesville
Fla. - WBON 'the Bone' Long Island NY. - WLUP
'the Loop' Chicago WELY 'End of the Road Radio'
Ely Minn. - KRQR 'the Rocker' San Francisco -
KWEL News/Talk Radio Lubbock Texas - 'the Fox'
Ozarks WQYK AM "1010 The Team" Sports Radio
Tampa
TV Station Imaging
ESPN -The X Games- The
World Of Beretta on VS TV - Cox Cable - All
Outdoors on VS - Bright House Networks - TRN The
Greyhound Channel
Radio Station Imaging
- TV Station Imaging Philosophies....
Station Imaging IS your
signature, without the right station image, your
audience may not connect with you.
Radio Station Imaging and TV Station Imaging
hold the key to your audience! It might be a
tune out factor, or just something that goes by
without notice. A bad image voice over is like a
bad commercial voice over ... it can be a Tune
Out Factor. Scary thought, right?
Have you
ever thought of playing it in your focus group/
Or in your music research? Sports Radio, Rock
Radio, or TV Station Imaging Pro.
Send RJ Russ a sweeper, liner or promo script
for a Free Station Imaging Demo, then play it
along with your current liners to your next
focus group and see what your audience actually
thinks. You may be in for a big surprise.
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