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All Tori Amos, All The Time?
All Tori Amos, All The Time?
Word on the street is the flip comes sometime on Mondaygargoyles said:Where is this "magic" stuff coming from. They're still Lite 99 this morning (9/14)
Sounds like a positioning statement in the making "The station you can listen to at work...in the car...at home...not too hard...not too soft...blah blah blah!" Only problem is wasn't that more or less the positioning statement Lite has been using all along? Heck just get rid of Delilah and the numbers outta soar! I seem to recall posting some time ago that stations across the country were dropping her like a bad habit and people jumped all over me. 3-WZ dropped the thing for a reason when they had it.Hermes said:I wish someone would give us a radio station that just played what it wanted and had a female slant...was hip, but not too hip, upbeat, but not toooo hard, no rap - a radio station that we could listen to all day long - in the office, in the car or other....I know it sounds like I don't know JACK, but I do know his sister.
If that turns out the be the "magic" in the mix, then I hope someone mails us all complimentary barf bags with the station logo on em. How sad to be casting aside the Lite format instead of just tweaking it. Many companies are seeing successes with variations of Lite Favorites. Won't pass jugement till I hear the final product, but I am curious to see if your prediction is correct. Sure hope not.gargoyles said:JILL FM, "playin' wot we wanna!" Tori Amos, Amy Winehouse, Cindy Cashdollar, Maria Callas, Peggy Lee, Joan Jett, Barry Manilow, Janet Jackson, Loretta Lynn, the Chordettes, LaVerne Baker, Celine Dione, Norah Jones and Lilian Briggs. Sounds like a plan. A magic plan. Forever should change its name to Brilliant Broadcasting.
Guess what I cannot understand is there is not one advertiser in this town who isn't going to flinch no matter who flips format next or whatever they do. Makes radio as a whole a real hard sell when people say "you guys just keep changing" and "everytime I find a station I like, it goes away". No wonder the CDT is dancing all over our heads and outselling. Its hard to convince people you are serious about anything when there is so much inconsistency in the market. It would be nice to see an entire year go by without any format flips or reinventions or whatever you want to call it, but I don't think we will ever see it.fowler said:If this rumor is accurate. It sounds like another attempt to not fix the real problem by creating a diversion. If Jazz or Lite or Hot failed it was because of execution, not flaws in the format. Flip the station, create more instability in the market, confuse already ambivilant radio advertisers. Magic plan.