How recognizable is your station logo? Like a Rorschach inkblot test, could your audience recognize your station by just looking at the outline or colors of your logo? Logo design…
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When Did The Pure-Plays Start Hiring PDs?
…or even better understanding our jobs, thinking about how the time-honored task of programming music is changing because of technology is a healthy process. Why radio’s programmers couldn’t post online…
Read MoreMy “Deep Drive” In A Cadillac Escalade
…rent, or test drive a truly “connected car” in order to truly understand how these new systems change the way consumers experience audio while driving, and how radio listening may…
Read MoreWhat A Deal(ership)!
Most radio companies are going through flattish times, but that is not the case for the automotive industry – radio’s top revenue category. Yes, most car companies are having record…
Read MorePyramid Scheme
…model is showing signs of rust as broadcasters are coming to grips with the realization that the scope of their competition has expanded to everything. Thus, the RvE – or…
Read MoreRadio’s Most Innovative: NPR One
…away from the radio, or a combination of both? Zach: Like I said before, we want to meet the audience wherever they are: terrestrial radio, online, streaming, podcasts or apps….
Read MoreThe Question For Radio Personalities: Is It Fun?
…diary measured markets, and both music and spoken word stations. Sean Hannity, Elvis Duran, and Greg Beharrell may have little in common, but one thing they’d likely offer a collective…
Read MoreWill Rock Radio Play This Song? (Can It Afford Not To?)
…to test anywhere. It simply cannot compete against the “gold.” I’m not going to let this post descend into the reasons why this has occurred. There’s plenty of blame, excuses,…
Read MoreThe Death of the Non-Compete?
…From YouTube videos to podcasts to Facebook, Colbert now has an amazing on-air laboratory to test drive his new show, which will undoubtedly be different from the Comedy Central’s The…
Read MoreIs Your Radio Station Having A Déjà Vu Moment?
…you get caught up in the perpetual motion machine, failing to make those necessary tweaks, changes, and enhancements consumers have come to expect, whether it’s the next iPhone, the latest…
Read MoreHow Radio Can Expand Its Audience Reach With Digital
…The platform is still losing money, but is adding revenue – and subscribers – to the company’s portfolio of content. Historically, sports as a category doesn’t test well. If you’re…
Read MoreMy Email Chemical Romance
…free way to regularly communicate with its biggest fans. Email. Throughout COVID, Jacobs Media relied on email databases to conduct more than a half dozen surveys among commercial, public, and…
Read MoreRadio's Most Innovative: Andy Economos' Selector
…many of which had knowledge about electronics. JM: Today, crowdsourcing and beta-testing computer programs is the norm. How were you able to test the software and get feedback as it…
Read MoreThere Goes The Last DJ
…can’t turn him into a company man You can’t turn him into a whore And the boys upstairs Just don’t understand anymore” Jim Ladd was the real deal. He didn’t…
Read MoreIs Anybody Paying Attention To Your Radio Station?
…pick up my text). Enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJG698U2Mvo The test speaks volumes about what people pay attention to…and what they miss. Right now, much of their attention is being focused on the…
Read More8 Mistakes Radio Stations Make With Their Mobile Apps
…sister company, jācapps, has built over 1,400 mobile apps for radio stations, In that time, they’ve learned a thing or two. They’ve also seen some common mistakes made by radio…
Read MoreIs It Time For The Music Industry To Write Radio A “Dear Genre” Letter?
…to be able to sign, release, and market artists. Conventions had format rooms (in public radio, they still do). Genres provided a common language so programmers and salespeople could communicate…
Read MoreCould Radio Use A Little “Radical Authenticity?”
There are times when damaged brands come to that painful crossroads. Do they simply find the next promotion, contest, or feature, hoping that consumers will forgive past mistakes and transgressions?…
Read MoreIn Life (And In Radio), Politics Is Everything
…presidency. And he hasn’t let up, continuing to support Democrats, including Biden/Harris this past November. So, it should come as no surprise that last week’s big celebrity podcast announcement (there’s…
Read MoreHave You Heard IKEA’s Catalogue?
…So you can experience it for yourself, I’m including Chapter 1 for your listening pleasure: “Swim, Surf, Sleep Repeat.” You’ll get the idea in the first five minutes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wx_iNc3Z6IQ&t=227s But…
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