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On the fence about attending Radio Masters Sales Summit? Radio Ink Online Editor Cameron Coats has some advice: Invest in yourself. This year’s RMSS offers world-class training along with unprecedented networking opportunities. If you want to improve your sales skills and ignite your career, join us in Cincinnati this year! About the Radio Masters Sales Summit In 2022…
When was the last time you pitched a promotion that really excited you? Something attention-grabbing, something crazy, something that had the client pitching money in your direction? Maybe you just haven’t had the right jolt of inspiration. Now the Radio Masters Sales Summit is about to turn up the voltage. Join master of radio maximalism Paige Nienaber for a…
How do you use your audience analytics? There are the obvious applications: Highlight the numbers in media kits and sales presentations. Break out demographics on your station’s website. The trouble with this approach is that it doesn’t tell your station’s story. It doesn’t show current and potential advertisers the relationship your on-air talent has with…
Want to find out what’s driving consumer behavior? It’s NOT the boardroom. It’s the sidewalk! Meet Matt Britton at the Radio Masters Sales Summit, September 22-23, at the Intercontinental at Doral in Miami! Learn how connecting to today’s cultural movements can lead you to tomorrow’s business opportunities and so much more. This is a presentation…
After a tough off-season, we’re taking to the field to be the contenders with a two-part “Playing for Dollars” series at the Radio Masters Sales Summit. Kicking off Part One is “The Power of Sports Sponsorships” with Matt Sunshine, Managing Partner at the Center for Sales Strategy. Joining Matt as we tackle the world of…
In September of 1978, WKRP in Cincinnati made its debut. Telling the story of an underdog AM station featuring everyone’s dream program director, Andy Travis (played by Gary Sandy), the show proved popular with the American public, provided one of the most enduring Thanksgiving episodes of all time, and encouraged many people to enter the radio profession. Radio…