Advertising Information

Coverage Area:

 

CONSUMERS LISTEN

•Rural people in the region are listening: On average from 5AM until 7PM, WNAX reaches one/third of all rural people who are listening to radio hourly. This includes a 39 county region across South Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa. In that 37,000 square-mile region our word carries weight with producers.

•What hours can you reach the most rural people: Across the region 40.1% of the rural people listening to radio are tuned to WNAX from 9A-10A. Next in line is 8A-9A with a 39.9 share; 10A-11A with a 37.5 share; 7A-8A with a 37.1 share; and 6A-7A with a 36.5 share.

•WNAX offers a strong weekly reach: Almost 52% of all rural people listen to WNAX sometime during the week from 5A-7P. Over 39% of all rural people listen to WNAX during the week from 8A-11A. Over 36% listen from 5A-8A.

•WNAX reaches the farmer and rural lifestyle group: Not all rural people are farming. Nearly two-thirds of the non-metro population is employed full or part-time in a profession other than farming. More than half are employed in white-collar occupations (29.6% in professional/managerial and 23.6% in clerical/sales positions). Over 70% of this group is over the age of 35 with over 38% between 35 and 55.

•WNAX reaches a vital CONSUMER market: Not only are residents of rural counties more likely to use radio over other media, but they also rely more on radio than other media as a source of information. With our legendary farm coverage, focus on weather, unchallenged news credibility, comprehensive sports coverage, and intelligent, issues based talk features, Radio 570/WNAX delivers your consumers from the urban and rural areas in and 150 miles around Yankton. Spendable income that represents a potential gold mine for the smart advertising buyer.

•What market are you trying to reach? WNAX has a strong reach in the five state regions of North Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota. Your account representative can run a listener report for most any area which you want to reach. Reports can be segmented by type of farmer (cattle, hog, soybean, corn, wheat, etc.) Ask for details and let WNAX help you make the most of your marketing dollar.

Information compiled from 2006 Ag Media Research farmer radio listening study and Simmons research released from Katz.

 

WNAX Program Schedule


 



The Wolf Coverage
Across almost 15,000 square miles of Midwestern real estate … across TWO metropolitan areas … TWO television markets and a dozen newspapers, there’s ONE signal that “clicks” with adults.

 

RADIO THAT WORKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS
LOCAL NEWS once an hour from 6A-9A weekdays.

LOCAL SPORTS once an hour from 6A-9A weekdays.

LOCAL PERSONALITIES: Eric Roozen, Erin Tycz, Jim Reimler, Dee Davis & Kenny Bass 

A 100,000 WATT SIGNAL covering the the region’s retail, service and business base.

WNAX-FM known to our listeners as 104.1 The Wolf, offers the information listeners need and want blended with today’s country and the legends.

Rates Avaliable upon Request!
If you'd like to advertise on WNAX or 104-1 The Wolf, contact Bill Holst - holst@wnax.com or (605) 665-7442.