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Spring book release-WKLU still climbing
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KyleWest
Guest
> Noticed the spring book is out and WKLU is still rising.
> Congrats to the staff as they continue to chip away at WFBQ.
> Also, what happened to WNOU, are the listeners getting tired
> of the mess, I mean programming of the station.
>
Also, notice Hank and Jack. Hank spiked pretty well for Emmis (still not even close to a contendor, but not bad compared to Real) Why Jack-FM was down. Will be interesting to see what happens over the summer as both stations grow.
> Congrats to the staff as they continue to chip away at WFBQ.
> Also, what happened to WNOU, are the listeners getting tired
> of the mess, I mean programming of the station.
>
Also, notice Hank and Jack. Hank spiked pretty well for Emmis (still not even close to a contendor, but not bad compared to Real) Why Jack-FM was down. Will be interesting to see what happens over the summer as both stations grow.
Today was a trend. Not the book.
> > Noticed the spring book is out and WKLU is still rising.
> > Congrats to the staff as they continue to chip away at
> WFBQ.
> > Also, what happened to WNOU, are the listeners getting
> tired
> > of the mess, I mean programming of the station.
> >
>
>
> Also, notice Hank and Jack. Hank spiked pretty well for
> Emmis (still not even close to a contendor, but not bad
> compared to Real) Why Jack-FM was down. Will be
> interesting to see what happens over the summer as both
> stations grow.
>
> > Noticed the spring book is out and WKLU is still rising.
> > Congrats to the staff as they continue to chip away at
> WFBQ.
> > Also, what happened to WNOU, are the listeners getting
> tired
> > of the mess, I mean programming of the station.
> >
>
>
> Also, notice Hank and Jack. Hank spiked pretty well for
> Emmis (still not even close to a contendor, but not bad
> compared to Real) Why Jack-FM was down. Will be
> interesting to see what happens over the summer as both
> stations grow.
>
> Noticed the spring book is out and WKLU is still rising.
> Congrats to the staff as they continue to chip away at WFBQ.
> Also, what happened to WNOU, are the listeners getting tired
> of the mess, I mean programming of the station.
This question should be: Are they panicing at Fall Creek Road. Q-95 is losing for the 4th book in a row. I know B&T cannot be touched, but I would be worried if I were anyone else. (Even the VT'd 10p shift)
> Congrats to the staff as they continue to chip away at WFBQ.
> Also, what happened to WNOU, are the listeners getting tired
> of the mess, I mean programming of the station.
This question should be: Are they panicing at Fall Creek Road. Q-95 is losing for the 4th book in a row. I know B&T cannot be touched, but I would be worried if I were anyone else. (Even the VT'd 10p shift)
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dressplaza
Guest
> Today was a trend. Not the book.
Ohh.. Smack!
hehe..
I want to see Hank, Jack, Bob, Fred, or Todd as a number one station in Indy. Screw stations only having ONE letter in their name. Q or Z.. psh..
Ohh.. Smack!
hehe.. I want to see Hank, Jack, Bob, Fred, or Todd as a number one station in Indy. Screw stations only having ONE letter in their name. Q or Z.. psh..
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KyleWest
Guest
> Today was a trend. Not the book.
>
> > > Noticed the spring book is out and WKLU is still rising.
>
> > > Congrats to the staff as they continue to chip away at
> > WFBQ.
> > > Also, what happened to WNOU, are the listeners getting
> > tired
> > > of the mess, I mean programming of the station.
> > >
> >
> >
> > Also, notice Hank and Jack. Hank spiked pretty well for
> > Emmis (still not even close to a contendor, but not bad
> > compared to Real) Why Jack-FM was down. Will be
> > interesting to see what happens over the summer as both
> > stations grow.
> >
>
(Rubs Eyes) Yeah I guess that is right...LOL Lack of sleep and several miles of driving every day must be catching up to me!! Maybe the ones that will really tell the story on Hank and Jack will be the next Trend then. I have been looking at Hank's playlists online, and as I used to be a country nut, I really like some of their playlist! I dont think it will be a top 10 station soon, but I think it should be better than Real ever was. <P ID="signature">______________
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>
> > > Noticed the spring book is out and WKLU is still rising.
>
> > > Congrats to the staff as they continue to chip away at
> > WFBQ.
> > > Also, what happened to WNOU, are the listeners getting
> > tired
> > > of the mess, I mean programming of the station.
> > >
> >
> >
> > Also, notice Hank and Jack. Hank spiked pretty well for
> > Emmis (still not even close to a contendor, but not bad
> > compared to Real) Why Jack-FM was down. Will be
> > interesting to see what happens over the summer as both
> > stations grow.
> >
>
(Rubs Eyes) Yeah I guess that is right...LOL Lack of sleep and several miles of driving every day must be catching up to me!! Maybe the ones that will really tell the story on Hank and Jack will be the next Trend then. I have been looking at Hank's playlists online, and as I used to be a country nut, I really like some of their playlist! I dont think it will be a top 10 station soon, but I think it should be better than Real ever was. <P ID="signature">______________
</P>
Hank will never contend, end of story. As a country programmer who, all be it is not in Indy, yet I can tell you there is no desperate call for anything of the "outlaw" days of the 70's for country music. In a niche format yes, dayparted to a point even, but on a grand scale, no. Also, the advantage 'FMS has is that they are all but a religious country station (no "edgy" songs or content) just like the average country listener likes to view themself. I say view because if you've ever done a pure, local marketing research project that has covered a mass of your local population you'd find that most country listeners live the songs that Hank Sr. sang about (drug, alcohol, or some kind of crutch for the most part) rather than the songs Tim McGraw sings about. It's all about perception and understanding your audience.
> > Today was a trend. Not the book.
>
> Ohh.. Smack! hehe..
>
> I want to see Hank, Jack, Bob, Fred, or Todd as a number one
> station in Indy. Screw stations only having ONE letter in
> their name. Q or Z.. psh..
>
> > Today was a trend. Not the book.
>
> Ohh.. Smack!
hehe.. >
> I want to see Hank, Jack, Bob, Fred, or Todd as a number one
> station in Indy. Screw stations only having ONE letter in
> their name. Q or Z.. psh..
>
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edster
Guest
> Hank will never contend, end of story. As a country
> programmer who, all be it is not in Indy, yet I can tell you
> there is no desperate call for anything of the "outlaw" days
> of the 70's for country music. In a niche format yes,
> dayparted to a point even, but on a grand scale, no. Also,
> the advantage 'FMS has is that they are all but a religious
> country station (no "edgy" songs or content) just like the
> average country listener likes to view themself. I say view
> because if you've ever done a pure, local marketing research
> project that has covered a mass of your local population
> you'd find that most country listeners live the songs that
> Hank Sr. sang about (drug, alcohol, or some kind of crutch
> for the most part) rather than the songs Tim McGraw sings
> about. It's all about perception and understanding your
> audience.
What market are you in? Are you currently programming a station? How's it doing?
> programmer who, all be it is not in Indy, yet I can tell you
> there is no desperate call for anything of the "outlaw" days
> of the 70's for country music. In a niche format yes,
> dayparted to a point even, but on a grand scale, no. Also,
> the advantage 'FMS has is that they are all but a religious
> country station (no "edgy" songs or content) just like the
> average country listener likes to view themself. I say view
> because if you've ever done a pure, local marketing research
> project that has covered a mass of your local population
> you'd find that most country listeners live the songs that
> Hank Sr. sang about (drug, alcohol, or some kind of crutch
> for the most part) rather than the songs Tim McGraw sings
> about. It's all about perception and understanding your
> audience.
What market are you in? Are you currently programming a station? How's it doing?
> Noticed the spring book is out and WKLU is still rising.
> Congrats to the staff as they continue to chip away at WFBQ.
> Also, what happened to WNOU, are the listeners getting tired
> of the mess, I mean programming of the station.
>
I think the Morning Mess is going downhill fast, and they didn't start
very high. The show is getting tired, just a repeat over and over of
the same thing. How many times do you want to hear that everyone
got drunk last night and puked on each other? And why is puking
such a fascination? I must be going to the wrong college if they
think they are targeting me.
> Congrats to the staff as they continue to chip away at WFBQ.
> Also, what happened to WNOU, are the listeners getting tired
> of the mess, I mean programming of the station.
>
I think the Morning Mess is going downhill fast, and they didn't start
very high. The show is getting tired, just a repeat over and over of
the same thing. How many times do you want to hear that everyone
got drunk last night and puked on each other? And why is puking
such a fascination? I must be going to the wrong college if they
think they are targeting me.
Re: Sp bk release-KLU climbing - where is YRWENDY??
> Noticed the spring book is out and WKLU is still rising.
> Congrats to the staff as they continue to chip away at WFBQ.
> Also, what happened to WNOU, are the listeners getting tired
> of the mess, I mean programming of the station.
>
Yrwendy where are you?
You have been surprisingly quite since being called out. A post regarding WKLU and no response from you. Is there something that took the windy out of your sails (Not blowing so hard these days, huh)? A trend is released and you are not proclaiming great things from the Brownsburg radio station. Did Russ call you into his office?
Did you change your 'handle'. Let us know the new one.
> Noticed the spring book is out and WKLU is still rising.
> Congrats to the staff as they continue to chip away at WFBQ.
> Also, what happened to WNOU, are the listeners getting tired
> of the mess, I mean programming of the station.
>
Yrwendy where are you?
You have been surprisingly quite since being called out. A post regarding WKLU and no response from you. Is there something that took the windy out of your sails (Not blowing so hard these days, huh)? A trend is released and you are not proclaiming great things from the Brownsburg radio station. Did Russ call you into his office?
Did you change your 'handle'. Let us know the new one.
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