32nd Man
On air in 30
30
seconds. that's it.

You only get 30 seconds. Better make 'em count.

Radio spots for local businesses, written by someone who's spent years making thirty seconds count — and won't waste any of yours.

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Who's writing

Radio copy. Client-side writing. Real sales experience.

I'm Jimmy Hauck. I've written spots inside radio, written for clients directly, and spent real time in sales — the kind where nobody signs unless the pitch actually lands. That mix is what shapes every script: I know what makes a stranger say yes, and I know how little time you actually get to earn it.

900+
spots written
Radio
where it started
Sales
where the instinct came from

Why not just prompt it yourself?

Generic AI writes generic ads. It doesn't know your market, your competitor down the street, or the difference between a slow Tuesday and a Saturday rush. Here's the difference in practice.

Generic AI

"Introducing an incredible offer you won't want to miss! Visit us today and experience unbeatable value like never before!"

Sounds like a robot hawking a mattress. Because it basically is.

32nd Man

"Your check engine light isn't a suggestion. It's a countdown. Harlan's Garage — diagnosed today, fixed by five."

Recent spots

:15, :30, and :60 — timed to the tick
00:0000:1500:30
Auto shop
VO — warm, no-nonsense "Your check engine light isn't a suggestion. It's a countdown. Harlan's Garage — diagnosed today, fixed by five. No loaner runaround, no upsell theater. Just the truck, fixed."
00:0000:1500:30
Bakery
VO — bright, unhurried "Six a.m., the ovens are already going at Miller Street Bakery. By the time you're up, the sourdough's cooled and the coffee's on. Some mornings deserve a head start."
00:0000:1500:30
Law firm
VO — measured, direct "Nobody plans for a bad accident. That's the point of Cole & Reyes — we've already planned for it. Free consult, real answers, before you sign anything you don't understand."
The system behind it

I built something to write like me. I call it Dex.

Dex is trained on my own scripts and sales instincts — not a general-purpose model guessing at tone. It takes your brief and writes a first pass the way I would: same rhythm, same instinct for where thirty seconds actually goes. I read every line before it reaches you. If it doesn't sound like me, it doesn't go out.

:15 spots :30 spots :60 spots Human final pass

How a spot gets made

01

You send the brief

What you sell, who you're talking to, what the spot needs to do. Fifteen minutes on the phone or a form — your call.

02

A draft comes back fast

Timed and read aloud before it ever reaches you — if it doesn't fit the length at a natural pace, it gets cut.

03

You take it to the booth

Studio-ready copy, formatted for a VO or your own station's talent. No extra production tacked on unless you want it.

The offer

Your first :30 is free.

Like it enough to hire me? Fantastic — I'll set my alarm and be early for our meeting. Don't like it? We'll never speak of the incident again.

The clock's already running. Let's write something worth it.

Tell me about your business and I'll send a sample script back — no charge to see if it lands.

jim.hauck@32ndman.com