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How Important Is Reach and Frequency? Just Ask Pandora

July 16, 2015

There are numerous elements to radio sales. Much of it comes down to the quality of the schedule. What is a quality schedule? The first element is delivery and pricing. That means GRPs and CPP – how many rating points you are going to deliver and at what cost. However, a thorough schedule evaluation does not stop there. For advertising to work, a proper balance of reach and frequency must be achieved.

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Nielsen’s Improved Survey Technique Will Help Radio

July 9, 2015

It has been about ten years since Arbitron, now Nielsen, started their transition from a diary-based survey to PPM in the larger markets. The premise was easy to understand; if your ears can hear it, then the meter will pick it up. That worked well in 2007 when most listening was to a station’s broadcast signal and through speakers.

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What Radio Can Learn from the Airline Industry

June 25, 2015

As long as I have been in radio, I have heard the comparison of radio inventory with airline seats. Just like empty seats on a plane that has taken off, the value of a radio spot that goes unsold is zero. There is no way to regain that inventory once the plane has taken off or the stop set has run.

Let’s take the opportunity to learn from the airline industry. How are they adjusting their sales strategy?

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Is Programmatic Selling Problematic?

June 18, 2015

There has been a recent explosion of conversations regarding programmatic selling for the transaction of radio advertising. Recently at the Radio Ink ConVergence conference, we saw a demonstration of Marketron’s prototype for programmatic selling.

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Characteristics of Top Sales Performers

June 4, 2015

It has always been interesting to see just how little information sales people have about what makes a top sales performer. If asked, most sales people would say that they are the best at what they do. Many would say that the key to their success is their persistence or great time management skills. Although these skills are important to one’s sales success, it has little to do with what separates top producers from mediocre producers. When looking at salespeople from various industries, the top five skills and behavior patterns that top producers possessed were identified.

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