Skip to main content
Building ad creative in the Adthos Creative Studio

Building ad creative in the Adthos Creative Studio

Join Bryan Barletta as CEO Raoul Wedel and operations manager Emile Renaud demonstrate some of the Creative Studio’s features.

December 8, 2022

The Adthos platform is an end-to-end production tool that handles everything an advertiser will need, “bridging the digital divide between digital and traditional radio.”

From shortform content creation to delivering the creative into a VAST tag, the Adthos Creative Studio has tools to help you do all the work in one space. Join Bryan Barletta as CEO Raoul Wedel and operations manager Emile Renaud demonstrate some of the Creative Studio’s features.

With its ethical AI voice licensing, Adthos features a stable of text-to-speech artificial voices that can generate copy on the fly. With changes as simple as a brief edit to a text document, users can use the platform to build campaigns capable of geo-targeting listeners with region-specific creatives. Including versions in multiple languages.

Once the voice copy is taken care of, it’s time for mixing. Luckily, the Adthos Creative Studio has a multitrack audio editor built-in, including a licensed collection of popular audio plugins from providers like FabFilter, Slate Digital, and Waves.

Think of the product deep dives like the final meeting your company would have with an adtech vendor, fully running through what the product actually is and how it’s used. No power points, press releases, or marketing presentations here. It’s time for some detailed product reviews.

Register for our upcoming webinar:

Sound You Can See: Podcasting’s Video Dilemma

For the first time, more podcast listeners say that they have watched a podcast in the last 30 days than have listened to one. Yet, simply popping your pod on YouTube is likely to fail. So, what are podcasters to do? Sound You Can See dives into consumer perceptions of podcasts on video — and how they continue to drive the future of this medium. The study examines differences in perceptions between video primaries and audio primaries, from preferred topics and genres to the surprising demographic that “listens” to more than half of their podcasts on YouTube. We will also look at when podcast consumers choose one over the other.

Register for free