
We’ve been having a heckofagoodtime here at Zoom Creates. In addition to the typical fun and festivities surrounding our projects, we’ve been working on a radio ad for one of our long term clients, Sunset Bingo. Over the last year, Sunset Bingo has undergone a plethora of changes, both internal (remodel) and external (brand/identity). Zoom Creates has been fortunate enough to play a major role in both, and then some.
This radio ad is meant to convey to the world, rightly so, that bingo is a fun, inexpensive and often lucrative form of entertainment that can be enjoyed with friends or family. Our process for creating the ad consisted of brainstorming sessions, copy writing, and rounds of revisions, production and editing, as well as the team effort of fine-tuning the ad second by second to get the final result we were looking for.
Please take a listen and let us know what you think. Better yet, head down to Sunset Bingo for a night of fun and let them know you heard the good word from Zoom Creates!
This radio ad is currently being aired on K103fm. Click below to listen:
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