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October 5, 2010
October 5, 2010
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While in D.C. for the NAB Radio Show, I listened to a number of radio stations and among them, WTOP, which I remember always tagged their stories "(reporter name) WTOP Radio." I also remember reading recently that they dropped "radio" from all mentions.
I got to thinking about this:
Why it's good:
- Their positioning is that they are much more than a radio station because of multiple distribution platforms
- Obviously online and mobile, but these guys also give out a station listen-line phone number
- It takes them beyond the scope of (and limitations of) what radio can offer
- I've changed our sales approach at my stations from a "purveyor of spots and dots" to a full-service marketing organization with limitless messaging solutions.
- It speaks to a sense of "bigness" and I've always liked that.
You may or may not use the word "radio" in your own marketing, but consider the PERSPECTIVE and imagine the possibilities.
- Their positioning is that they are much more than a radio station because of multiple distribution platforms
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