Project Overview:
89.5 Pulse FM is an ips intervention radio that was developed to amplify voices that bring vibrancy to the community. This platform is built by rhythm, culture, and stories that bring together live broadcasting, featured DJs, upcoming shows, as well as advertising.
The website, created by Webzent Technologies, also highlights the station’s strong character while giving listeners, marketers, and business partners an enjoyable and easy-to-use interface.
Scope of Work:
The website for 89.5 The Pulse FM was created for the purpose of audience interaction, brand promotion, as well as outreach through:
- Designed a visually dynamic interface that reflects the energy of live radio and music culture
- Structured content to highlight DJs, live programs, and upcoming shows
- Developed dedicated sections for advertising inquiries and contact requests
- Integrated forms to support ad requests and listener outreach
- Organized navigation for seamless access to station information and programming
- Optimized the website for responsiveness and performance across all devices
Key Features:
89.5 The Pulse FM includes a set of engaging features designed to enhance listener interaction and brand presence:
- DJ spotlight section showcasing radio personalities and show hosts
- Live program highlights promoting upcoming and featured broadcasts
- Advertising request forms for brands and partners
- Community-focused storytelling aligned with the station’s mission
- Clean and intuitive navigation for easy content discovery
- Responsive design ensuring a consistent experience on desktop, tablet, and mobile
Outcome:
The partnership between 89.5 The Pulse FM and Webzent Technologies led to the creation of a high-energy online presence that embodies the mission and personality of this station. This website not only enables increased engagement with listeners, but it also helps in boosting advertising.
The platform has become an “extension of the station’s brand” – uniting “audiences, DJs, and advertisers through rhythm, storytelling, and sound.”
