In-store radio for electronics and phone stores

Rádio Indoor gives your tech store a modern soundtrack and an announcer who builds hype for launches, promotes trade-ins and accessory bundles, and calls customers when a repair is ready. Your customers are connected and quick, and the radio speaks their language.

A tech store should sound current

Electronics and phone stores attract a young, tech-savvy public that notices details. An outdated playlist or a crackling FM station feels wrong next to the latest phones and headphones. A modern, upbeat sound fits the products on the shelf and makes the store feel like the place to see what is new.

The store is also full of things to explain: trade-in programs, extended warranties, financing, the right case for each model. Customers often walk in for one item and would happily buy the accessory that goes with it, if someone told them at the right moment.

Common problems

Tech customers also compare prices on their phones while standing in your store. What tips the decision is often service: a trade-in that lowers the price today, help setting up the new device, a bundle that saves a second trip. Those are exactly the things a customer will not see on a price tag, and exactly what the radio can repeat throughout the day.

• Launches that arrive on the shelf without any buzz in the store
• Accessories with good margins that customers forget to buy
• Trade-in and financing programs explained only when the customer asks
• Repair customers waiting at the counter, unsure if their device is ready
• Staff busy with demos while the sound is left on a random station

How Rádio Indoor works in a tech store

Describe your store in the business profile, for example a phone and accessories store in a busy mall, or an electronics shop with a repair counter, and our artificial intelligence builds modern playlists to match. You can also hand-build playlists for launch days.

The announcer says your store's name, gives the time and talks about what you put in its scripts: the new phone launch, the trade-in campaign, the case and screen protector bundle, extended warranty, installment payment. Choose an upbeat, confident voice.

When a repair is done, the technician types an instant announcement with the customer's name or ticket and it plays right away over the music. The audio processor lowers the music so the call is clear, even with demo speakers playing.

Building hype for a launch

Launches have a natural timeline, and the radio can follow it. Before the date, schedule scripts that invite customers to ask about pre-orders. On launch day, run the announcement more often, with an upbeat playlist. In the weeks after, shift the focus to accessories for the new model and trade-in offers for customers upgrading.

Each phase is scheduled on its own dates, and a dated script leaves the schedule once its day has passed, so you can prepare the whole campaign in advance.

What to announce through the week

Set opening hours per day, including late mall hours, and the radio starts and stops on its own.

• Accessory bundles: case, screen protector and charger together
• Trade-in campaigns for old phones and tablets
• Extended warranty and device protection plans
• Back to school: laptops, tablets and headphones, scheduled on the back-to-school dates
• Repair-ready calls as instant announcements, all day

Kiosks, stores and chains

Phone retail often means several small points of sale: a store on the high street, kiosks in malls, a stand at a supermarket. Plans cover 1, 2, 6 or 15 devices playing at once, each counted as a location, so all points of sale can share the same campaigns. Larger networks can ask sales@radioindoor.com for a custom plan.

A kiosk only needs a tablet or the phone already on the counter, connected to a speaker. No installation and no new hardware.

Sample announcements

Frequently asked questions

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