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31POWER
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I find that in todays world of for lack of a better term "clusters" that traditional radio management systems are not whats needed in todays fast paced environment. What do you think fellow board members???
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JudeMorgan
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Gertrude Hawk Cashew Clusters are my favorite. An acquired taste is the "Musky From the Susky" cluster which needs quite a bit of hot sauce in my opinion.
As far as "clusters" in the radio workplace,I would say use protection and don't get caught.
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by JudeMorgan on 09/15/05 01:11 PM.</FONT></P>
As far as "clusters" in the radio workplace,I would say use protection and don't get caught.
<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by JudeMorgan on 09/15/05 01:11 PM.</FONT></P>
> Gertrude Hawk Cashew Clusters are my favorite. An acquired
> taste is the "Musky From the Susky" cluster which needs
> quite a bit of hot sauce in my opinion.
> As far as "clusters" in the radio workplace,I would say use
> protection and don't get caught.
>
I don't know why people make radio harder than it has to be. Hire decent talent, play the hits, do some promotions, be active in the community, find a few sharp sales people, and do a little news.<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by NigelWick on 09/15/05 02:51 PM.</FONT></P>
> taste is the "Musky From the Susky" cluster which needs
> quite a bit of hot sauce in my opinion.
> As far as "clusters" in the radio workplace,I would say use
> protection and don't get caught.
>
I don't know why people make radio harder than it has to be. Hire decent talent, play the hits, do some promotions, be active in the community, find a few sharp sales people, and do a little news.<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by NigelWick on 09/15/05 02:51 PM.</FONT></P>
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yonkstur
Guest
Re: GOO GOO
> Frankly.....my favorite clusters are GOO GOO clusters (candy
> company in TN)
>
Have to rank them,
1. Michael Mootz clusters.
2. Gertrude Hawk.
3. Russell Stover.
4. See's. (California clusters).
Speaking of management clusters, you might want to take a look
at how the fictional Fortress Broadcasting group fared in that
novel "A RADIO STORY/We Wish You Well In Your Future Endeavors"
now on sale at Wegmans and Price Chopper Superstores in the area.
yonkstur
> Frankly.....my favorite clusters are GOO GOO clusters (candy
> company in TN)
>
Have to rank them,
1. Michael Mootz clusters.
2. Gertrude Hawk.
3. Russell Stover.
4. See's. (California clusters).
Speaking of management clusters, you might want to take a look
at how the fictional Fortress Broadcasting group fared in that
novel "A RADIO STORY/We Wish You Well In Your Future Endeavors"
now on sale at Wegmans and Price Chopper Superstores in the area.
yonkstur
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ScottSanfilippo
Guest
Re: GOO GOO
> Speaking of management clusters, you might want to take a
> look
> at how the fictional Fortress Broadcasting group fared in
> that
> novel "A RADIO STORY/We Wish You Well In Your Future
> Endeavors"
> now on sale at Wegmans and Price Chopper Superstores in the
> area.
> yonkstur
Dave you get the Jim Ward Huckster of the Year Award. For President's Day, I think you should give away a FREEEEEEEE CHERRY PIE with every book sold.
> Speaking of management clusters, you might want to take a
> look
> at how the fictional Fortress Broadcasting group fared in
> that
> novel "A RADIO STORY/We Wish You Well In Your Future
> Endeavors"
> now on sale at Wegmans and Price Chopper Superstores in the
> area.
> yonkstur
Dave you get the Jim Ward Huckster of the Year Award. For President's Day, I think you should give away a FREEEEEEEE CHERRY PIE with every book sold.
Re: GOO GOO
> fictional Fortress Broadcasting group fared in
> that
> novel "A RADIO STORY/We Wish You Well In Your Future
> Endeavors"
> now on sale at Wegmans and Price Chopper Superstores in the
> area.
> yonkstur
>
Wow, "Fortress Broadcasting," you really got creative there. It's a good thing you have the "fictional" disclaimer.
Is there a fictional Exitcom Broadcasting or Clover Communications in your book, too? lol
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> fictional Fortress Broadcasting group fared in
> that
> novel "A RADIO STORY/We Wish You Well In Your Future
> Endeavors"
> now on sale at Wegmans and Price Chopper Superstores in the
> area.
> yonkstur
>
Wow, "Fortress Broadcasting," you really got creative there. It's a good thing you have the "fictional" disclaimer.
Is there a fictional Exitcom Broadcasting or Clover Communications in your book, too? lol
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Aramondo
Guest
Re: GOO GOO
Or maybe a Charles Dickens Horn Christmas Tree decoration!
"Mommys and Daddys, boys and girls..."
> Dave you get the Jim Ward Huckster of the Year Award. For
> President's Day, I think you should give away a FREEEEEEEE
> CHERRY PIE with every book sold.
>
Or maybe a Charles Dickens Horn Christmas Tree decoration!
"Mommys and Daddys, boys and girls..."
> Dave you get the Jim Ward Huckster of the Year Award. For
> President's Day, I think you should give away a FREEEEEEEE
> CHERRY PIE with every book sold.
>
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Aramondo
Guest
Re: GOO GOO
Clover, that would have been funny. I wonder what Big Bob Little would have thought about that?
"HAH! THAT'S FUNNY! HOW COME YOU'RE NOT FUNNY ON THE RADIO? YOU'RE FIRED! HAH!"
> Is there a fictional Exitcom Broadcasting or Clover
> Communications in your book, too? lol
>
Clover, that would have been funny. I wonder what Big Bob Little would have thought about that?
"HAH! THAT'S FUNNY! HOW COME YOU'RE NOT FUNNY ON THE RADIO? YOU'RE FIRED! HAH!"
> Is there a fictional Exitcom Broadcasting or Clover
> Communications in your book, too? lol
>
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yonkstur
Guest
Re: GOO GOO
> >> >
>
> Wow, "Fortress Broadcasting," you really got creative there.
> It's a good thing you have the "fictional" disclaimer.
>
> Is there a fictional Exitcom Broadcasting or Clover
> Communications in your book, too? lol
>
Everybody's a critic!!! But I have to say I wish I thought of
those!!!
Yonkstur
> >> >
>
> Wow, "Fortress Broadcasting," you really got creative there.
> It's a good thing you have the "fictional" disclaimer.
>
> Is there a fictional Exitcom Broadcasting or Clover
> Communications in your book, too? lol
>
Everybody's a critic!!! But I have to say I wish I thought of
those!!!
Yonkstur
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yonkstur
Guest
Re: GOO GOO
> Clover, that would have been funny. I wonder what Big Bob
> Little would have thought about that?
>
> "HAH! THAT'S FUNNY! HOW COME YOU'RE NOT FUNNY ON THE RADIO?
> YOU'RE FIRED! HAH!"
>
> > Is there a fictional Exitcom Broadcasting or Clover
> > Communications in your book, too? lol
> >
>
CLOVER BROADCASTING, the ACES of Radio outlets. Big Bob and
a few others ended up on the editor's cutting room floor.
Yonkstur
> Clover, that would have been funny. I wonder what Big Bob
> Little would have thought about that?
>
> "HAH! THAT'S FUNNY! HOW COME YOU'RE NOT FUNNY ON THE RADIO?
> YOU'RE FIRED! HAH!"
>
> > Is there a fictional Exitcom Broadcasting or Clover
> > Communications in your book, too? lol
> >
>
CLOVER BROADCASTING, the ACES of Radio outlets. Big Bob and
a few others ended up on the editor's cutting room floor.
Yonkstur
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yonkstur
Guest
Re: GOO GOO
> >>
> Dave you get the Jim Ward Huckster of the Year Award. For
> President's Day, I think you should give away a FREEEEEEEE
> CHERRY PIE with every book sold.
>
And I shall eat that cherry pie washing it down with a fine merlot
or TAB, (depending on the time of day) basking in that honor. That's
high priase. Check out the character Red Rose, in Part One of the book.
Yonkstur
> >>
> Dave you get the Jim Ward Huckster of the Year Award. For
> President's Day, I think you should give away a FREEEEEEEE
> CHERRY PIE with every book sold.
>
And I shall eat that cherry pie washing it down with a fine merlot
or TAB, (depending on the time of day) basking in that honor. That's
high priase. Check out the character Red Rose, in Part One of the book.
Yonkstur
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yonkstur
Guest
Re: GOO GOO
> Or maybe a Charles Dickens Horn Christmas Tree decoration!
>
> "Mommys and Daddys, boys and girls..."
>
>Never got one of those. Wish I had.
yonkstur
> >
>
> Or maybe a Charles Dickens Horn Christmas Tree decoration!
>
> "Mommys and Daddys, boys and girls..."
>
>Never got one of those. Wish I had.
yonkstur
> >
>
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yonkstur
Guest
> >
> > I don't know why people make radio harder than it has to
> be.
> > Hire decent talent, play the hits, do some promotions, be
>
> > active in the community, find a few sharp sales people,
> and
> > do a little news.
> >
> ......and keep sales out of programming!
>
> PA_RoyDio
>
And don't run off the few sharp sales people you have just
because their salaries are approaching the GSM or GM's level!
yonkstur
> > I don't know why people make radio harder than it has to
> be.
> > Hire decent talent, play the hits, do some promotions, be
>
> > active in the community, find a few sharp sales people,
> and
> > do a little news.
> >
> ......and keep sales out of programming!
>
> PA_RoyDio
>
And don't run off the few sharp sales people you have just
because their salaries are approaching the GSM or GM's level!
yonkstur
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