Nashville Ratings -

[Tibbs4]

Long day --- sorry, didn't get this info out earlier. It's riveting info that no one can resist commenting on...

Great job, at least in these #'s KDF. Crums will trash WSM-FM, regardless. Just playin.

http://www.radio-info.com/markets/nashville

 

[secondchoice]

Looking at #10 WSM AM it looks like the AM band might not be as dead as so people think.

 

[jetfli]

Great job, at least in these #'s KDF. Crums will trash WSM-FM, regardless.

Now if it were my company I was merging with Citadel, I would take this as evidence of which management I needed to keep around.

Looking at #10 WSM AM it looks like the AM band might not be as dead as so people think.

Or, it means stations on the FM band placing below #10 are more dead than people think...

 

[w9wi]

I find it interesting that a 145-watt translator beat every AM station except WSM, WLAC, and one of the Hispanic outlets. (which one depends on whether you're looking at AQH or cume)

 

[radiorob2.0]

Looking at #10 WSM AM it looks like the AM band might not be as dead as so people think.

WSM's cume is small but the AQH is high. It may be a small audience but very loyal. All I have are the public numbers but it can be assumed the lion share of that cume is above the age of fifty. The lengthy time spent listening will yield results, the problem is finding a media buy that desires that audience.

 

[Tibbs4]

"Nothing from nothing" leaving everything ----

You're spot-on on what you are thinking. The fire has been lite and the ad buyers are already radically covering up their errors in marketing to the old peoplez, cause the greedy buyers candle has all but be blown out at the other end.

Same, technically could be said for 102.5 --- it's time for Spanish on FM with a local sales team.

Thoughts?