2 weeks
The sales desk for Capital Drive — breakfast and drive-time airtime
Each surface is drawn to its real proportions — open one for specs, availability and booking.
Jump to every live space in a format — this seller's and the rest of the marketplace.
Measured across their bookings on Admarket, not self-reported.
Station copy clearance is handled inside the booking, not left to the buyer.
Written by the company. The figures beside it are the ones Admarket verifies.
Capital Drive Sales is the in-house commercial desk of the station, not an intermediary. Airtime is sold as evenly spread spot packages across a daypart rather than as individual slots, because a single spot at 07:42 is a lottery ticket and a package across the week is a campaign.
Weekly reach is measured by the industry survey and reported as published — no station here quotes its own numbers. What the desk does add is honest guidance on daypart: breakfast costs more and is not always right, and the desk will say so before taking the booking rather than after the campaign underperforms.
Copy clearance is walked through the station's own process by this desk, not left with the buyer to chase. If clearance comes back late, one re-cut is included so the campaign still starts on the date it was sold for. A transmission log lands at the end of every run.
What buyers said after campaigns with this seller.
Posted on the Monday as agreed and the proof shots came through the same afternoon. The owner flagged a colour issue in our artwork before it went to print, which saved us a reprint.
Third campaign on this site. Condition report every week, no surprises. Booking through the platform meant we did not have to chase an invoice.
Site performs exactly as the audience numbers suggest. One week ran with partial illumination after a fault and we were credited without having to ask.
Showing 3 of 51 reviews from completed campaigns.
Messages go through Admarket, so the whole conversation stays attached to whatever you book.
Ask about availability, specs, production or a campaign you have not shaped yet. Nothing is charged for asking, and nothing is booked until you say so.
The sales desk for the Capital Drive breakfast show, selling airtime as evenly spread spot packages rather than single slots. Copy clearance is walked through the station for you, and a transmission log lands at the end of every run. If clearance comes back late, one re-cut is included so the campaign still starts on time.