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What is Your Audience REALLY Worth?
What’s the point of having an “audience”? If it’s to sell that audience as faceless, nameless ears and eyes in bulk to advertisers, then...
mramsey1
Jul 5, 2011


How the Ad Industry is Preparing for a Digital Future
Recently Mashable covered five ways the ad industry is prepping for a digital tomorrow. Drawing from their piece, I’m going to cover two...
mramsey1
Jun 29, 2011


A New Solution to Power Local Advertising for Radio
How much potential radio revenue is left on the table in your market? What if radio were less scary or complicated to buy for small- and...
mramsey1
Jun 28, 2011


The Problem is Radio’s Business Model
The more you profit from the status quo, the less inclined you may be to make the moves necessary to thrive in the future. This was the...
mramsey1
Jun 21, 2011


A Lesson for Radio from Condé Nast
What can you say about publishing companies which create apps that have little or nothing to do with the publications they publish? You...
mramsey1
Jun 10, 2011


Think of Your Digital Platform as a Relationship Engine
One of my regular themes is that broadcasters must do a much better job of monetizing the conversation – the relationship – they have...
mramsey1
May 13, 2011


Maybe You’re Trying to Monetize the Wrong Thing
“We have to drive more traffic to our site!” How many times have we heard that – or said it? Why is this our goal? Well, maybe it’s...
mramsey1
Apr 21, 2011


Attention is more Important than Reach
Some weeks ago I asked Seth Godin why radio has anything to worry about given its remarkable level of near-ubiquitous usage, its enviable...
mramsey1
Apr 12, 2011


For Today’s Youth, Life is but a Stream
From MediaPost: Streaming music is as common a practice as streaming video, with Gen Y spending an average of two hours and 40 minutes a...
mramsey1
Apr 8, 2011


A “Radio Substitute” is what your Clients say it is
Last week I wrote that Pandora is, without any doubt, a radio substitute in the ears of the audience who might consume both. In one sense...
mramsey1
Mar 6, 2011


A Shocking Peek at the Real People of PPM
Who are these people who say “yes” when Arbitron asks them to carry a PPM device? Why do they do it? Do they follow the rules? Do they...
mramsey1
Feb 21, 2011


The End of the “Radio Industry”
It has been sneaking up on us for some time, but now the trajectory of the trend is crystal clear: The end of the “radio industry” is...
mramsey1
Feb 1, 2011


The End of Radio’s Zero-Sum Game
Years ago, I invited author and technology guru Guy Kawasaki to speak before a group of broadcasters. The heart of his message was this...
mramsey1
Jan 3, 2011


The Future of Local Radio Revenue
Oddly enough, the future of local radio revenue is outlined in an Ad Age piece about the future of local TV revenue. Writes Ad Age:...
mramsey1
Nov 16, 2010


Advertisers agree: There is no such thing as “Radio” per se
From Inside Radio: Where does radio fit in the marketing universe? Radio needs to see itself as one part of the larger media world if it...
mramsey1
Nov 11, 2010


Key Lessons from Online Radio Abroad
Two things separate the way online radio works in the US from the way it tends to work internationally. First, there’s far more...
mramsey1
Nov 9, 2010


12 Satisfying Seconds of Advertising
So I’m listening to Pandora on my home audio/TV system via my Blu-Ray DVD player. I was tuned in for about an hour as I read a book,...
mramsey1
Nov 7, 2010


Opportunity Screams for Radio – Talking with Tom Asacker
Tom Asacker is one of my favorite marketing change-makers. He is a popular speaker around the world and works directly with the...
mramsey1
Nov 3, 2010


The NAB doesn’t seem to understand Radio’s Future
Sometimes the NAB doesn’t understand the future of its own industry. I’m referring to one point written by NAB to Radio Ink and following...
mramsey1
Nov 2, 2010


5 Lessons Radio can learn from Blockbuster
Blockbuster once defined the video business. Now in bankruptcy, it has shuttered thousands of stores and fired thousands of employees....
mramsey1
Oct 27, 2010
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