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Twitter 201: Tactics for Radio
I admit it! I was NOT an early adopter.
And if you weren’t, don’t worry, you’re not too late.
I will show you how I made-up-for-lost-time, and how broadcasters are using Twitter to build following AND MAKE MONEY.

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Is it time to re-think Rush Limbaugh?
A year after his 3-day “slut”/”prostitute”/”sex video” tirade permanently wounded Talk Radio’s national advertising status.
One year from now, which station will he be on in New York? Or will Rush retreat to satellite radio?
Plain talk every affiliate should consider in my March newsletter.

Thanks for such flattering feedback…
…for Part 1 and Part 2 of my Talkers magazine series “How-To Pump-Up Your Weekend How-To Show.”

Part 3 is the slam-dunk, 9 specific tips for optimizing the-part-of-your-show that can go-viral on Social Media.
Look for Part 3 on page 3, of my March newsletter, an especially meaty issue.
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Longtime KGO/KSFO PD Jack Swanson, the high priest of Talk Radio, now living-in-exile…biding-his-time….plotting his next move…and humbling your consultant with unsolicited praise
Caution: Don’t read this aloud to your boss.
Some of it will be controversial.

In December, a special issue:
It’s an E-X-P-A-N-D-E-D newsletter, so load-up your printer.
Each December, I do a Year-In-Review & Year-Ahead Forecast issue.
And, yes, I DO own-up-to last year’s nervy predictions!

You will read…

  • 2012 STORY-OF-THE-YEAR
  • BIGGEST RADIO STAR OF 2012 (NOT a person!)
  • 2012 RADIO DISGRACE-OF-THE-YEAR (The impact is still being felt.)
  • 2012 (AND 2013) NETWORK RADIO ADVERTISING MANTRA (ONE word we’ll continue to hear)
  • 2013 RADIO FORMAT-OF-THE-YEAR (It’s exploding. More FMs will flip.)
  • 2012 NEWS GAFFE OF-THE-YEAR – RUNNER-UP (Oops!)
  • 2012 NEWS GAFFE OF-THE-YEAR (DOUBLE Oops!)
  • PROGRAMMING BOMB-OF-THE-YEAR (And why NOT to mis-read this conspicuous flop)
  • CONGRESSIONAL INCOMER-TO-WATCH (He’s not just a winner…he’s a trend.)
  • MOST-USEFUL ON-AIR STAFF MEETING I WITNESSED IN 2012 (Rip this off! 45 minutes that’ll change your station.)
  • RADIO’S 2012 IPHONE APP-OF-THE-YEAR (99 cents!)
  • RADIO’S 2013 CONTEST PRIZE-OF-THE-YEAR (It’s catnip…for listeners AND advertisers)
  • 2013 TALK RADIO NEWCOMER-OF-THE-YEAR (He’ll be a star.)
  • 2013 TALK RADIO UPGRADE-OF-THE-YEAR (Rising star!)
  • 2012 RADIO ASLEEP-AT-THE-WHEEL MOMENT (Ugh.)
  • NETCASTING SUCCESS STORY OF-THE-YEAR (TWO of ‘em, actually. Are YOU in this space?)
  • MOST-ENTERPRISING STATION WEB SITE I SAW IN 2012 (Small market, big impact, instant revenue)
  • TECH 2012/2013: WHAT’S HOT/WHAT’S NOT
    RADIO’S 2012 UNFINISHED BUSINESS (and how Mother Nature is helping)
  • TALK RADIO BREAKTHROUGH OF 2013 (admittedly an optimistic prediction)
  • And In Memoriam: Our annual honor roll of Voices Radio Will Miss in 2013
One caution: This issue WILL be controversial.
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