Re: My Bad
> Sorry guys....I forgot that they waited to flip the format
> at the END of the first month of the Spring Book. I was
> thinking the trend was for the entire month, like MOST radio
> stations. It is not often that a company flips a format
> "AFTER" the start of the Spring book. As far as the X seeing
> a rise in ratings, I don't think it will happen. Most of the
> people that I know have switched over to the Bayou 105.3...I
> know I have.
The ones who can catch the 105.3 signal have...actually that maybe some of the number downfall on 93.7 cause I heard from some people who told me they flipped from 93.7 and 98.1 to try 105.3 cause of the variety (from people on the river).
105.3 however isn't playing the newer stuff that some people love (Mid-2003 roughly and newer..anything that seems they haven't tested yet) and those people as well as those who liked the harder edged bands will flip flop I think between the stations... The Xs numbers will go up no matter what as they are the only new rock in town.... If anyone else would play the new rock, I think you'd see the numbers go back down to the core teens it had before as that seemed to be their fan base before 93.7 flipped (that and the fact they haven't adjusted imaging/music selection to welcome former 93.7 listeners).
RFLA
> Sorry guys....I forgot that they waited to flip the format
> at the END of the first month of the Spring Book. I was
> thinking the trend was for the entire month, like MOST radio
> stations. It is not often that a company flips a format
> "AFTER" the start of the Spring book. As far as the X seeing
> a rise in ratings, I don't think it will happen. Most of the
> people that I know have switched over to the Bayou 105.3...I
> know I have.
The ones who can catch the 105.3 signal have...actually that maybe some of the number downfall on 93.7 cause I heard from some people who told me they flipped from 93.7 and 98.1 to try 105.3 cause of the variety (from people on the river).
105.3 however isn't playing the newer stuff that some people love (Mid-2003 roughly and newer..anything that seems they haven't tested yet) and those people as well as those who liked the harder edged bands will flip flop I think between the stations... The Xs numbers will go up no matter what as they are the only new rock in town.... If anyone else would play the new rock, I think you'd see the numbers go back down to the core teens it had before as that seemed to be their fan base before 93.7 flipped (that and the fact they haven't adjusted imaging/music selection to welcome former 93.7 listeners).
RFLA