Research
Commercial radio has more publicly available effectiveness research than any other medium. Browse through our studies or filter by the type of insight
COVID audience survey 4 – Staying Connected During Lockdown 2
Radio listening surges during November lockdown.
read more read moreRe-Evaluating Media for Recovery
Understanding the true value of media for growing brands during challenging times
read more read moreCOVID audience survey 3: Radio and the Road to Recovery
How brands can benefit from evolving listener behaviour.
read more read moreCOVID audience survey 2: Bounce-Back and Beyond
Spending intentions of listeners as lockdown relaxes.
read more read moreCOVID audience survey 1: Staying Connected During the COVID-19 Crisis
How the coronavirus crisis has changed listening behaviour in the short-term.
read more read moreProfit Driving Radio
Building on Ebiquity’s Re-evaluating Media, Profit Driving Radio shows how increasing radio investment and improving creativity can impact ROI.
read more read moreBuilding Shelf Awareness
Quantifying radio's last-minute influence for FMCG brands
read more read moreHear and Now
How targeting people at relevant times helps turbocharge ad effectiveness.
read more read moreRe-evaluating Media
Conducted independently by Ebiquity, read one of the most in-depth studies on the relative value of media ever undertaken.
read more read moreGetting Vocal
A look at ownership and usage of screen-less voice-activated devices and how brands might adapt to a voice-activated future.
read more read moreRadio: The Brand Multiplier
Expand your mind to expand your brand with Radio: the Brand Multiplier. This study looks at how audio advertising helps brands grow cost-effectively.
read more read moreStrike a Chord
Working at a subtle, almost subliminal level, music can trigger an emotional response. This study shows that ads which use music score more highly across a range of effectiveness measures.
read more read moreAudio Now
Radio is now part of a much wider audio ecology. There used to be two choices for listeners – live radio, or your own music collection.
read more read moreRadio: The ROI Multiplier
In a world first, this study evaluates radio advertising effectiveness in detail in terms of revenue return on investment (ROI) across a broad dataset.
read more read moreTurning Art Into Science
‘Turning Art Into Science’ aims to help advertisers and their agencies develop richer learning about radio creative effectiveness.
read more read moreRadio: The Emotional Multiplier
A potent reminder of the influential emotional role that radio plays in people’s lives and suggest that the medium should be given far greater consideration
read more read moreRadio: The Online Multiplier
In a media world increasingly dominated by the internet and search engines, how do you ensure customers are specifically seeking out your brand online? This study quantifies how exposure to offline media influences actual consumer interaction with brands online.
read more read moreMaking Waves
Aggregates the data from bespoke advertiser research and reveals how radio advertising can deliver results throughout the purchase funnel.
read more read moreWord of Mouse
This study offers review of existing research into the way radio and the internet are consumed, how they work together and how radio commercials can influence the way people search the web.
read more read moreA Word in your Ear
This publication is part of the programme of activity designed to further people’s understanding of how to make branded content.
read more read moreYou Can’t Close Your Ears
How radio helps brands reach out, and cut through, in an “ad avoidance world”.
read more read moreRadio: The Sales Multiplier
The Radio Sales Multiplier Study was designed to measure the effect that radio advertising has on sales.
read more read moreThe Radio Multiplier Study – Ad Awareness
How radio drives ad awareness four times more cost-effectively than TV.
read more read moreNewslink Recall Research
Understanding the impact of Newslink vs. standard breaks, spot length and listener activity-related advertising
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