Reviews
“Arthur’s Jewelry has advertised on WLNI for many years … As a talk radio station, the listener does not channel surf during commercials because they don’t want to miss the programming. When James River Media bought HOME magazine, we jumped on board because we knew it would continue as the first-class operation I know them to be. I have very few other advertising media in which our customers tell us by name that they came to our store because they like what they heard or read on WLNI and HOME magazine.”
— Jim Messier, Arthur’s Jewelry
“The results [with WLNI] have been fantastic over the last two years - so much so that I recently added HOME magazine to my marketing plan … The ability to layer my marketing strategy in these two different outlets, while being able to coordinate it all with the great team at James River Media has allowed me to focus on my business while they handle many of my marketing needs and most importantly continue to help my business grow.”
— Allan Malina, Servus Capital Management
“We have people all the time come into the store and say ‘oh I meant to come in but I heard you on the radio, and so I turned around to come back in’ … and we have results right there that people are telling us right away which is very unheard of for any of our advertising … The staff at JRM is super accommodating. If we need help designing an ad or coming up with the verbiage, they are great at that - we feel like it’s a great fit for our store.”
— Ashley Hilbish, Curtains, Blinds & Bath
“Being responsible for the marketing budget of two local non-profit organizations (Lynchburg Symphony Orchestra and Rotary Club of Forest), I am very satisfied with the support and results we receive from James River Media and its companies, WLNI radio and HOME magazine. Using those gives us great visibility and communication with a local audience that we want to reach, and the graphic design support has been instrumental in helping us to create and maintain high-level branding images for social media, posters and other graphic needs.”
— Mike Lewis, Lynchburg Symphony Orchestra & Rotary Club of Forest