by ethan | Apr 2, 2020 | Radio, Radio broadcasting, Radio Industry
A radio station’s slogan is a short sentence that should summarize the radio station. It briefly sets the mood, content, and style. Having a slogan like ‘Today’s Hit Music’, we can already guess what this radio station is all about and even what music they...
by ethan | May 16, 2018 | Marketing, Radio, Radio Industry, Radio Production, Radio Programming
Radio imaging is the short branded audio that makes a station recognisable between songs, shows, promos and breaks. It can be a voiceover, sweeper, station ID, sonic logo, sung jingle, stinger, show opener or a produced transition. The job is simple: help listeners...
by ethan | Nov 4, 2016 | Radio, Radio Industry
The Maori All Blacks Management Team lists no less than ten coaches. Like most sports, the casual fan sometimes fails to recognize how many coaches are involved behind the scenes compared to the number of players on the pitch. If you run a radio show, you’re actually...
by ethan | Oct 26, 2016 | Radio Industry, Radio Programming
Rhetorical questions don’t seem like a very big deal. I mean, what’s the harm in asking a question? Well, if you’re in the public eye (or in this case, the public ear), they can be a big deal. Rhetorical questions – defined as questions that are asked which do not...
by ethan | Oct 21, 2016 | Radio, Radio Industry, Radio Programming
It’s true that morning commuters have more options now than before. There’s the podcast. There’s the iPod. There are even books on tape. Still, radio is kind because it’s convenient and always on. There’s no setup, no downloading and there are so many options. So you...