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Red Apple Audio Networks Selects ARC for Affiliate Growth


ARC Software and Red Apple Audio Networks
ARC Software and Red Apple Audio Networks

ARC Software has been selected by Red Apple Audio Networks to support the company's expanding affiliate development efforts and ongoing station relationship management. RAAN said implementing ARC's platform will centralize affiliate outreach, streamline contract workflows and strengthen long-term station relationships as its roster grows.

Jason Bailey, Founder and CEO of ARC Software, said the platform was designed to help networks manage both affiliate acquisition and long-term engagement. He noted Red Apple's focus on programming and operational execution aligns with ARC's capabilities.

ARC Software offers an integrated solution for affiliate research, customer relationship management, agreement creation, digital execution and relationship tracking. The system is designed to reduce manual processes while improving visibility and coordination across sales and affiliate teams.

Lopez said rising demand for Red Apple's syndicated programs prompted the search for a CRM partner capable of supporting both growth and service to existing affiliates. He said ARC will help the network expand affiliations while maintaining operational efficiency.

ARC Software is currently used by several radio and television networks across North America, including Westwood One, AURN, Key Networks, Entravision and Compass Media Networks, to manage affiliate relationships and agreements.

Additional information about ARC Software is available at www.arcsoftware.us.

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