“If I wanted to get an Indian, uh, Indianapolis market, I like could just go to like, that's, I could just sponsor that instead of like having to sponsor something that's going nationwide as well.”

The Marketing Millennials · How to Win On Sports Audio, with Adam Marks, Sports Sales Director at SiriusXM Media

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targeted a specific geography (e.g., Indianapolis market) by sponsoring a local sports talk segment instead of a national campaign

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