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Peak Billboard

Just saw the new Peak billboard and all I can think was, what the heck were they thinking??? It's a billboard for Chris and Amy. I can deal with the Emo Chris look, but yikes, that is a bad look for Amy. Next time Amy, close your mouth a little bit or just close it. Granted, I don't listen to the Peak, but maybe it's a running joke on air that she has a big mouth.
 
There's one for sure on Indian School just east of Central, and another I think on Camelback just west of Central.

YIKES is right. Very odd. ???
 
KOOL Listener Lauren said:
Where? 32nd St. & McDowell? I saw it yesterday and didn't think or notice any of your thoughts, "Zur"...


Amy looks like she is getting ready for a dental examination, mouth isn't wide open, it's beyond mide open. Bad look
 
Thank goodness I never had a billboard ;)- this string would be longer than the "lamp timer" conversation. Now, in the midst of all the sniping, has anybody noticed - A RADIO STATION PUT UP A REAL BILLBOARD. Cue the choir of angels. We used to have a sign in a certain sales pit, our comfortable maze of tiny cubicles, which read: "When a company cuts its marketing budget, it's like firing their best sales person." I always liked the irony.

By the way, if you're studying how to market your radio station, Dr. Akbar and I have the perfect prescription. (Is it OK to share this outside the Buckeye Media Hut?) Change your format. Blitz TV, print, and billboards, paying close attention to hitting the wrong zip codes and demos, because it costs less money. Watch the ratings inch up. Put more money in a better-targeted campaign. Watch ratings climb dramatically. Cut back completely when you reach a reasonable goal. Devote all marketing budget to another station. Or just stop spending needless marketing/promotional dollars altogether. Lather, rinse, repeat.
 
Just how many listeners were wondering what those two look like?
 
I-10 westbound & 40th Street.

The Peak's ad agency was probably running around all giddy
over the response to the billboard here, until someone finally
realized, "Hey, these are all radio geeks!" ;D
 
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