Elvis Duran: “Taylor Swift Has To Be ‘Taylor’ In The Chair”
Good listening and good talking are equally important and often related, is what we learned from syndicated American radio personality Elvis Duran.
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Elvis Duran: “What Can You Do To Make A Difference From Your Heart?”
A great career lesson from Z100’s syndicated morning show host: successful radio personalities are also letting others shine, not just themselves.
Read MoreSteve Warren: ‘Listen To Your Listeners’
Interviewing active listeners and tracking music services could be good (additional) ways to find out which songs your audience likes to hear on the radio.
Read MoreThe 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Presenters
To (coach someone to) become a successful radio personality, spend most of your time on these 7 things that have a positive impact on your radio career.
Read MoreShowprep Service For Morning Shows & Radio Personalities
In a time when radio personalities have to make every talk break count, a showprep service allows morning shows to focus on creativity, Francis Currie says.
Read MoreFrancis Currie: ‘Differences Make All The Difference’
Successful morning show positioning is about being different enough, international radio consultant Francis Currie says in an interview with Radio))) ILOVEIT.
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Radio))) ILOVEIT Top 10 Of The First 100 Articles
In July 2013, we published our 100th post. These are the 10 most popular ones of 2 years Radio))) ILOVEIT, based on the preference of 45.000 visitors we had until then.
Read MoreClear Channel CEO Bob Pittman: ‘Radio Is A Party’
Facebook is a great partner and Pandora isn’t a real threat. Because radio is social and everywhere, and consumer habits change slowly, says Clear Channel CEO Bob Pittman.
Read MoreHow To Program Radio Commercial Breaks Strategically
Commercial breaks: where should we program them, how many minutes of spots can we include, and is it better to schedule many short breaks, or just a few long stopsets?
Read MoreMorning Show Success Depends On Radio Talent
In a world of audience research and programming tactics, radio talent still is the key success factor for morning shows, according to talent developer Dennis Clark.
Read MoreInterview Elvis Duran: “I’m Just Into My Own Thing”
Elvis Duran attributes his success to his creative license, dedicated team, and strong focus: “I don’t think that I want any outside influence, as far as radio goes.”
Read MorePPM: Radio Programming For Heavy Listeners
Portable People Meter has changed radio programming. Creating a base station for heavy listeners is what it’s all about now, says American radio strategist Dennis Clark.
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