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posted by Gregg Murray Oct 29, 2007  11:10 AM
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December will be National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month, National Tie Month, and Safe Toys Month.

Chanukah - December 5-12
Kwanzaa - December 26-Jan 1
World AIDS Day - December 1st
National Pawnbrokers Day - December 6th
Pearl Harbor Day - December 7th
Human Rights Day - December 10th
Poinsettia Day - December 12th
Bill Of Rights Day - December 15th
Wright Brothers Day - December 17th
Winter Begin - December 22nd
Christmas - December 25th
National Whiner’s Day - December 26th
New Year’s Eve - December 31st

posted by Gregg Murray Oct 23, 2007  03:10 PM
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posted by Gregg Murray Oct 19, 2007  04:10 PM
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Your program director plays a huge role at your radio station. One of those roles should never be to write your media kit. Your media kit is for clients and prospects to learn how your station’s audience can help their business grow. When PD’s write media kits, it comes out as pages about “you” (the station) and little about “them” (your client/prospect).

A page in your media kit for your on-air schedule and a page for your promotions/community involvement is all that is needed in regard to what’s happening on-air.

Your media kits shouldn’t read like programming promo. It’s about your audience, and how they can help clients/prospects. Remember, you are the marketing expert. All of your marketing materials should be produced by you, not the PD.

posted by Gregg Murray Oct 19, 2007  08:10 AM
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posted by Gregg Murray Oct 08, 2007  11:10 AM
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I came across this post from ManageSmarter.com over the weekend. Thought you’d find it interesting:

No matter the product or service, selling is a tough business. Having a thick skin, a great work ethic and an unflappable “can-do” attitude are among the most crucial traits needed to launch a successful selling career.

But your sales team also needs to know where the potential pitfalls are and how to avoid them. By discussing with team members the primary reasons why salespeople fail, you’re providing a roadmap for success that will help them throughout their careers.

“Whether your team consists of 1,000 salespeople or just one, the simple fact stands: Avalanches roll downhill,” says Keith Rosen, president of Profit Builders and author of Time Management for Sales Professionals and The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Cold Calling. “It starts from the top, and that’s why managers are 100% accountable for the success and failure of their sales teams.” Rosen suggest: Read More

posted by Gregg Murray Oct 06, 2007  12:10 PM
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I’m often asked to recommend software that can help Radio sales departments. In the past, we’ve heard of solutions from Wicks, Marketron, Radio 3k, Sales Force, RAB, Smartrate, InaBox, Radio Ink, and others.

But, we want to know what you use (or what have you used in the past)…and give us your opinion or review.

Just leave a reply/comment. We’ll reveal the results in an upcoming etip and RadioSalesBlog post.

posted by Gregg Murray Oct 04, 2007  11:10 AM
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