Radio commercials, written and voiced by a 25-year CT media pro.
Who actually still produces radio commercials in Connecticut — and can place them on the right stations?
Connecticut Website Company produces :15, :30 and :60 radio spots in-studio — voiceover, music licensing and sound design — then places them on Hartford, New Haven and Waterbury market stations. Rich Conway spent over two decades behind the microphone in Connecticut media; the craft and the station relationships both come from that.
Everything that comes with this work.
- :15, :30, :60 radio spot production
- Professional voiceover (in-studio or sourced talent)
- Music licensing + sound design
- Live-read scripts for hosts where appropriate
- Placement on Hartford, New Haven, Waterbury market stations
- Produced by a 25-year veteran of Connecticut media
CT businesses whose buyers still listen to radio in the car — restaurants, contractors, financial services, real estate.
The detail behind the headline.
Professional radio spot production with voiceover, sound design, and music licensing — produced by a 25-year Connecticut media pro.
Rich Conway spent over two decades behind the microphone in Connecticut media. The relationships, the production craft, and the ear for what actually works on broadcast all came from that. When other shops outsource voiceover to a stock-website read, we record in-studio with talent who match the spot.
We produce the spot in-studio and place it on Connecticut radio — Hartford, New Haven, Waterbury, and surrounding markets. Whether you need :15, :30, or :60 spots, music-bedded brand reads, or full live-read campaigns, the production craft and the placement come from the same desk.
Custom-scoped, every time.
We scope every project individually — reach out for a free consultation and we'll put together a quote.
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Radio Spot FAQs
How long should a radio commercial be: 15, 30 or 60 seconds?
It depends on the job. A :60 leaves room for a full offer and call to action, a :30 suits a focused brand message, and a :15 works as a frequency reminder. Connecticut Website Company produces all three lengths and can help match the length to your goal and budget.
Who writes and voices a radio commercial for my business?
We do. Connecticut Website Company writes and produces radio spots in-studio in Southington, with professional voiceover recorded in-house or sourced from talent who match the spot. The work is led by Rich Conway, a 25-year veteran of Connecticut media, not a stock-website voice read.
Does radio commercial production include music and sound effects?
Yes. Music licensing and sound design are part of Connecticut Website Company's radio spot production, whether you need a music-bedded brand read or a fully produced :30 or :60. Licensed music keeps your commercial broadcast-ready on Connecticut stations.
What is a live-read radio ad?
A live read is a commercial the on-air host reads in their own voice, usually from a script you approve. Connecticut Website Company writes live-read scripts for hosts where the format fits, alongside fully produced spots, and can run full live-read campaigns on Connecticut radio.
Can a small business afford radio advertising in Connecticut?
Often, yes. Connecticut Website Company's Ad Share Program groups non-competing Connecticut businesses so they split the cost of commercial inventory while each runs its own spots. That puts real radio within reach of smaller budgets.
Is radio advertising still worth it for Connecticut businesses?
For the right business, yes. Radio still reaches buyers who listen in the car, which makes it a strong fit for Connecticut restaurants, contractors, financial services and real estate. Results depend on the offer, the schedule and the stations, so we plan placement across the Hartford, New Haven and Waterbury markets.
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Not ready for a quote — just want to know if we're a fit, what something costs, or whether we cover your town? Send a quick note and a real person on our team will reply within one business day.
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