Liquid Compass New Advertising Announcement

Liquid Compass is currently partnered up with AdsWizz and they have plans to announce information on the release of their new technologies, all of which are related to advertising on the LC Pro 2.0 platform. There are new available features which give broadcasters on the radio the opportunity to have much more inventory to be able to sell. This is a great way for radio broadcasters to make interactions with listeners and keeping them engaged in what they are saying.

The CEO of Liquid Compass, Zackary Lewis, says that the main goal is to help Internet radio broadcasters, ensuring that they have the tools that they need to build and grow a steady audience while also being able to create new ways of earning revenue. Lewis also points out that at the moment; there is no other company that offers the same type of features that Liquid Compass and AdsWizz have put together for their streaming platform. Lewis says that the company ultimately gives interaction to listeners while helping advertisers to obtain even more space to be able to sell.

There are quite a few new features that will be part of the platform. The first new feature is the Portable Now Playing Widget. This widget lets the listeners know what type of music they are listening to and which artists have composed such music. Listeners will be able to find out all types of information on the artist who is singing the song, along with lyrics to the song and other details as well. Sharing opportunities of the music will also be available.

Aside from this new feature, custom couponing will be available. Advertisements displayed will offer the listeners a specific type of deal or coupon, which the listeners can easily print out from their play. Discounts and coupons will often be for different stores or restaurants. The player tools have also been completely updated. Broadcasters will have the opportunity to change the look and feel of their media player, which is basically a great way of customizing it to their particular preference. Radio stations will be able to update the player and can also decide whether or not they want to add feeds from different social networking websites, such as Twitter and Facebook. The broadcasters will have an easier time going back and forth through their stations because the Client Control Center is readily available and updated. Listeners will also have the opportunity to create a customized player, based on what they want their player to look like.