Content Partnership
A breakthrough in radio advertising
Content Partnership
We’re taking radio ads to a new level of engagement with Quu’s innovative Content Partnership.

Opportunity to generate new, long-term revenue
Quu’s groundbreaking new Content Partnership delivers huge reach and listener engagement. For the first time ever, advertiser messages can appear thousands of times on dashboards during station programming. This unique sponsorship has never been available – until now.
The ultimate branding tool for advertisers
Limited number available per station!
2000
minutes of display
time on screen
Join the growing list of companies making money with the Content Partnership
Unmatched, positive listener experience
The Content Partnership appears during talk or, for music stations, in every other song.
How it works
During music or talk programming, station content displays on screen for 90 seconds to ensure a positive listener experience.
Then the advertiser’s visual message appears without interrupting the audio content.
After 30 seconds, the station content display returns.
Premium ad opportunity


Interested in the game-changing Content Partnership?
Let’s talk about what Quu can do for you.
What’s new
Quu Unveils The 2025 In-Vehicle Visuals Report
Quu Inc., the trusted industry leader providing easy deployment of visual content for radio, has released its 2025 In-Vehicle Visuals Report. Now in its second year, the report offers an updated view of radio’s place in the top 100 best-selling vehicles in the U.S.
Countdown to NAB Show 2025: Quu CEO Steve Newberry
As NAB Show 2025 approaches, Radio Ink continues our special series of conversations with some of radio’s biggest innovators. In the days leading up to April 5-9, we’ll host conversations with industry leaders shaping the future of radio.
The Digital Dash In 2025: Now You See It
From Fred Jacobs: The state of in-dash automotive technology has been all over the road since Ford unveiled its SYNC platform way back in 2007. Since that innovation, we’ve talked about other in-car advances – dashboard shopping, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, metadata, apps, and of course, AI – and how each may or may not impact radio listening.