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seems like they left on a high note. mornings and pm drive both looked strong.
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ringo69 said:The last ratings showed 101.5 free fm had no listeners,thats why they changed their format.Doesn't matter what was written in LA,what matters is the Phoenix ratings.
Yes, but the point is that people think the FreeFM audience is a bunch of 19-year-old Xbox players, it really isn't.
KJCB said:ringo69 said:The last ratings showed 101.5 free fm had no listeners,thats why they changed their format.Doesn't matter what was written in LA,what matters is the Phoenix ratings.
Yes, but the point is that people think the FreeFM audience is a bunch of 19-year-old Xbox players, it really isn't.
No, they're a bunch of 30 year old Xbox players that love their strip clubs, sex stores, male enhancement drugs and goth clothing, or at least that is what I am to believe based upon the advertisements on most of the FREE-FM programming in Phoenix. Not many middle/upper class, high-end advertisers, i.e. Lexus, Golf Resorts, etc.
If affluent people were listening, then the FREE-FM sales staff was really inept--although I guess that's fairly obvious by the fact that most spot breaks were always underscored by a 4+ minute song.
KMGX said:KJCB said:ringo69 said:The last ratings showed 101.5 free fm had no listeners,thats why they changed their format.Doesn't matter what was written in LA,what matters is the Phoenix ratings.
Yes, but the point is that people think the FreeFM audience is a bunch of 19-year-old Xbox players, it really isn't.
No, they're a bunch of 30 year old Xbox players that love their strip clubs, sex stores, male enhancement drugs and goth clothing, or at least that is what I am to believe based upon the advertisements on most of the FREE-FM programming in Phoenix. Not many middle/upper class, high-end advertisers, i.e. Lexus, Golf Resorts, etc.
If affluent people were listening, then the FREE-FM sales staff was really inept--although I guess that's fairly obvious by the fact that most spot breaks were always underscored by a 4+ minute song.
or my personal favorite....the gsm of 101.5 free fm advertising for spots. what was that!?! Please buy time on our station? Now for a song for 4 and half minutes..then back to Tom Lykis!!
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