How To Rule The Ratings As A Radio Personality (4)
Successful radio personalities and personality shows are combining creative consistency with constant creativity. But how to achieve this balance?
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | May 28, 2016 | Personality | 0 |
Successful radio personalities and personality shows are combining creative consistency with constant creativity. But how to achieve this balance?
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | May 12, 2016 | Music | 2 |
Current hits are their first reason to tune in, but listeners of your CHR station probably want more than a repetitive Top 40 format.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Apr 27, 2016 | Personality | 2 |
Trusting yourself and showing discipline helps you make the radio personality hall of fame. But how to get outside your comfort zone, and do the right things long enough?
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Apr 21, 2016 | Music | 0 |
While you’re setting music scheduling rules like genre & artist separation for good reason, sometimes you can loosen up or break those rules for good reason.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Apr 14, 2016 | Personality | 2 |
How to become a radio personality instead of a radio presenter? Be who you are, but first: know who you are. Here are some ways to find out and fine-tune your profile.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Apr 6, 2016 | Music | 0 |
Which songs you play in which rotation is not the only thing that matters. In which order you’ll play your songs is just as important, as scheduling combines science & art.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Mar 6, 2016 | Personality | 2 |
Successful radio personalities are open on air and open for feedback, but also self-confident and resilient when necessary by ultimately listening to themselves.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Feb 17, 2016 | Music | 2 |
Rolling format clocks for less predictive positions and maintaining genre balance for more satisfied audiences matters in scheduling music for Top 40 radio stations.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Feb 10, 2016 | Programming | 2 |
From hidden treasures to poisonous rattlesnakes, these are classic radio promotion ideas from USA Top 40 radio history that you can (partly) recycle today!
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Jan 31, 2016 | Music | 2 |
While there are ground rules, implementing your auditorium music test results still relies on your radio experience, and depends on your programming strategy.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Jan 17, 2016 | Programming | 4 |
Your station may have the best radio personalities & shows, strategically positioning them in your schedule is almost as important. 9 best practices for on-air talent line-ups.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Dec 13, 2015 | Future | 0 |
To make its static content ‘alive & kicking’ for the Millennial generation, radio should invest in online & mobile now, and team up on a worldwide scale.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Nov 24, 2015 | Music | 0 |
A positive atmosphere during your Auditorium Music Test (AMT) is just as relevant for a good result as reliable data, radio researcher Stephen Ryan writes.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Nov 13, 2015 | Programming | 4 |
How to make format clocks for music stations to increase listener loyalty and push audience figures? Some best practices of radio programming you could use.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Oct 29, 2015 | Production | 0 |
Including beds and drones in your station imaging and jingle package makes your jock talks and presenter links sound even more powerful. Here’s how you can do it.
Read MorePosted by Thomas Giger | Oct 16, 2015 | Music | 0 |
Radio researcher Stephen Ryan shares best practices for a popular music research tool of program directors and music schedulers: auditorium music testing.
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