Today At 2pm ET WMHX Flipped To Channel 1067 As 90's Hits Playing Rock,Pop,Dance,And Hip Hop
First Song
Counting Crows "Mr Jones"
First Song
Counting Crows "Mr Jones"
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WMHX FM/HD Flipped to 90's/CHR
- Thread starter jasonharper2013
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They Have also played late 80's And Early 2000's
That's a preset I've gotta change in both of my cars.
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Certainly a female focus. My guess is this station will become a 20ish-30ish female favorite. Long term, it'll be interesting if this station impacts Hot or Kiss in Harrisburg. And LAN elsewhere. Signal wise, I think this station becomes a huge problem for Hot.
Big winner from this move has to be WSOX. Although the #s for Mix were small in York and lancaster, based on the 12 plus we get to see, SOX is bound to gain from this move. Perhaps pick up some #s in Harrisburg as well.
However, in York with all the billboards all over the place, Peak could gain from this switch as well.
Big winner from this move has to be WSOX. Although the #s for Mix were small in York and lancaster, based on the 12 plus we get to see, SOX is bound to gain from this move. Perhaps pick up some #s in Harrisburg as well.
However, in York with all the billboards all over the place, Peak could gain from this switch as well.
They even have their own Facebook fan page. Only four hours on the air, and they have about 20 fans!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Channel-1067/113261505359135?ref=nf
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Channel-1067/113261505359135?ref=nf
Ok, so I turn on this station....and what's the first song I hear? Ricky Martin - Livin' la Vida Loca...
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DToTheJ said:
Jason is correct, the first song was Counting Crows' "Mr. Jones." The song played again @ 5pm.
Seltzer said:
Not sure about that, they've got a broad music catalog. Pearl Jam's "Even Flow" is playing right now...
Female target 25-44. Don't see a whole lot of white guys shaking their butts to Sir Mix Alot or Dr Dre.
Women in the 90s loved Pearl Jam and Dave Mathews. Why this works.
Oh, the other thing that probably has some folks excited....no DJs.
I expect talent will be added over time. Still can't believe you can build an audience long term without talent.
But when it happens, I expect you'll hear some new voices.
Women in the 90s loved Pearl Jam and Dave Mathews. Why this works.
Oh, the other thing that probably has some folks excited....no DJs.
I expect talent will be added over time. Still can't believe you can build an audience long term without talent.
But when it happens, I expect you'll hear some new voices.
Does their so-called target audience even listen to radio anymore? Last I checked, every 25 to 35 year old was listening to an I-Pod or the internet. What a waste. I thought Mix was doing fairly well. In almost every Harrisburg area business I stopped in who wasn't playing some satellite service and was using regular radio, Mix was the station I heard on. It sounded good.
Here's a thought---put something on terrestrial radio that appeals to that age group and perhaps they'll listen to terrestrial radio again.
I think another key will be keeping the spot load pretty low. Are you suggesting that radio should just raise the white flag over this generation?
MIX was not performing that well in the ratings anywhere. Doesn't mean it was a bad sounding radio station..it wasn't.
Could it have used some more marketing? Definitely. But in this bad economy, stations answering to Wall Street aren't spending a whole lot of money to promote themselves. And smaller staffs make it more difficult to do what some refer to as "campaigning" to try to push the Arbitron needle. The bad economy has also affected sales. Cool Pop failed on this frequency and ultimately MIX did as well.
Perhaps Planet 1067 will be the answer.
And if you are an older listener, you're probably not happy because you just lost a choice on the dial. Get ready..you're probably going to lose some more. Sorry but it's true.
I think another key will be keeping the spot load pretty low. Are you suggesting that radio should just raise the white flag over this generation?
MIX was not performing that well in the ratings anywhere. Doesn't mean it was a bad sounding radio station..it wasn't.
Could it have used some more marketing? Definitely. But in this bad economy, stations answering to Wall Street aren't spending a whole lot of money to promote themselves. And smaller staffs make it more difficult to do what some refer to as "campaigning" to try to push the Arbitron needle. The bad economy has also affected sales. Cool Pop failed on this frequency and ultimately MIX did as well.
Perhaps Planet 1067 will be the answer.
And if you are an older listener, you're probably not happy because you just lost a choice on the dial. Get ready..you're probably going to lose some more. Sorry but it's true.
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