Radiozeit is positioning new tools that combine sales intelligence with program analytics, as the Germany-based company prepares for Radiodays Europe, the annual European radio and audio conference taking place this year from March 20–24, in Riga.
In a recent client update, Radiozeit said it is expanding its AdMonitor platform with a feature called AdOverview, designed to identify the top 50 advertisers active in a market but not yet booking with a specific broadcaster. According to the company, the tool filters out nationally syndicated campaigns to surface locally relevant sales leads.
Radiozeit says the aim is to reduce manual research for commercial teams and support more targeted, data-driven pitches. The company also notes that AdMonitor data can now be integrated directly into booking workflows, including systems used by radio sales organizations, allowing monitoring insights to feed into day-to-day sales operations.
On the programming side, Radiozeit is introducing ContentMonitor Pro, an enhanced analytics module for editorial teams. The company says the tool can analyze speech-to-music ratios, music genre distribution, presentation style, the geographic focus of content, and segment duration, alongside full-program clock visualizations.
Benchmarking output
Radiozeit says these metrics allow stations to benchmark their output against competitors using structured data rather than anecdotal assessment. It also highlights ContentOverview and NewsOverview, which it describes as real-time transparency tools for comparing editorial strategies across markets. The NewsOverview module, according to the company, was developed in collaboration with teams behind BBC local stations.
The company will preview what it calls AI Program Analytics at RDE2026. Radiozeit says the module enables full program analysis and live benchmarking, including comparison of clocks, music strategies and content priorities. The company invites RDE attendees to book a meeting with COO Robert Förster to find out more.
Radiozeit describes itself as an AI-powered media monitoring and accessibility platform. It says its system generates full transcripts of audio streams, automatically detects advertising, and analyzes programming around the clock. The company also references its patented “Read-Along Radio” technology and ongoing work on live translation in more than 90 languages.
According to Radiozeit, the combined approach — linking commercial intelligence with structured content analytics — is intended to give broadcasters greater transparency across both revenue strategy and editorial performance.
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