Trusted local radio. Trusted local advertising.

Reach engaged local audiences through radio, online and social media.

Advertising on K107FM helps businesses connect with people in a trusted local environment. Independent listener research found that 72% of listeners trust information heard on K107FM more than other sources, while 68% have gone on to buy, use a service or take action after hearing something on the station.*

Whether you're promoting a business, event, service, recruitment campaign or community initiative, we'll help you reach the right people with the right message.

• Trusted by local audiences
• Proven listener engagement
• Radio, online and social media promotion
• Creative support from concept to broadcast
• Award-winning marketing innovation

We believe good advertising is about more than airtime. It's about reaching the right people with the right message. We'll work with you to create a campaign that reflects your business, your audience and your budget. Whats more, we're known for it, with K107FM winning the Marketing & Innovation category at the Fife Business Awards in 2025

Making advertising simple

Never advertised on radio before? No problem.

You don't need a script, recording or marketing plan. Just tell us about your business and what you'd like to achieve. We'll help create the message, produce your advert and build a campaign that works for your audience and budget.

More than just radio

Alongside on-air advertising, we can also support your campaign through:

• Programme sponsorship
• Online listening platforms
• Website promotion
• Social media channels

Let's talk

Call: 07513 346854
Email: sales@k107.co.uk

Supporting something local

K107FM is operated by Kirkcaldy Community Radio SCIO, a registered Scottish charity. When you advertise with us, you're supporting local broadcasting and community participation across Fife while promoting your own organisation.

K107FM. From the Heart of Fife.

Trusted local radio. Trusted local advertising.

* Source: K107FM listener data from independent research 'Listening Locally Across the UK(2024)', authored by Dr Alison Hulme (University of Northampton) in partnership with the UK Community Radio Network (UKCRN), funded by Ofcom. Findings quoted relate specifically to responses from K107FM listeners.