With over six years of radio advertising experience at Clear Channel Radio in Burbank, Mr. Daniel Granger is a proven revolutionary thinker with a record of dramatically increased profits for a number of top companies. Through Clear Channel, the home of KFI AM 640, KLAC AM 570, and KTLK AM 1150, Daniel Granger focuses on advertising for the Los Angeles area, but he also connects clients to talk radio programming nationwide. KFI hosts some of the most powerful radio personalities in Southern California and reaches over 1.5 million adults every week, gaining Daniel Granger’s clients access to a wide and loyal audience. KTLK provides similar benefits to KFI, but whereas KFI caters to a more conservative crowd, KTLK pulls in a larger liberal pool, while KLAC has a round the clock focus on sports programming. On any station, Daniel Granger’s campaigns frequently include endorsements from radio personalities that people trust, attaining instant credibility for a company that is not easily achieved through traditional advertising. Past organizations aided by Daniel Granger’s radio advertising include the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Consumer Reports, and Cars 4 Causes. Daniel Granger also helped to launch the first radio campaign for LegalZoom.com, an online legal document service. Recently, Daniel Granger has been pioneering a process of tracking and optimization for clients who measure success by phone leads that mirror efforts by web-based companies who use radio ads, such as eHarmony, FreeCreditReport.com<wbr/>,<wbr/> and ProFlowers. Unlike traditional search engine advertisements, radio advertising expedites company branding and creates household names by using a friendly and trustworthy forum for advertisements. Through audio analytics, custom URLs, and vanity numbers, Daniel Granger is able to track the effectiveness of each campaign in order to optimize future efforts and returns. Currently, Daniel Granger lives in California with his wife and their two daughters. A cum laude graduate of Biola University, Daniel Granger has rece