WebTalkGuys Radio Show

This 2-year old Puget Sound radio and webcast show aims to provide a large weekly dose of high-octane, hi-tech talk on issues and technology that affects both business and individuals alike. The show airs each Saturday from 11 a.m. to noon on KLAY-AM radio, but audiences can tune in for replays anytime, day or night, at webtalkguys.com.

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Real Estate Radio

This weekly 1-hour radio talk show is produced at LoudVox and broadcast on KLAY-AM every Saturday from 10 a.m.-11 a.m. The production includes several in-studio co-hosts and callers, and utilizes entertaining sound effects. The show takes the mystery out of buying and selling homes and unlocks the door to home ownership with hot listings and smart deals from active professionals and industry leaders on the front line and in the trenches. Content is aimed at buyers, sellers and realtors.

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Long-form audio broadcasts and webcasts are the cool way to keep your audience interested. While the "cool factor" is enticing, more attractive is the stickiness a constantly updated show could lend your website - and your business.

“Broadcast radio claims 10 hours of total listening time per week, compared with one hour for the Net,” according to Forrester Research analyst Jeremy Schwartz in the May report, The Self-serve Audio Evolution.

Arbitron Co. estimates that in the United States there are about 12,000 licensed radio stations, both online and off, and another 3,000 Internet-only stations.

About 45 million Americans — or 20 percent of the population — tuned in to webcasts online in 2000, up from just 6 percent in 1998, according to Arbitron and Edison Media Research in September.