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CPR Promotional Check-Up - Mar 8, 2018
March 8, 2018
Have an opinion? Add your comment below. Paige Nienaber is VP/Fun 'N Games for Clifton Radio and C.P.R., which is radio's first-ever promotional consultancy.
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Bad Lip Reading
From WROR in Boston, this kind of reminds me of Mystery Science Theater 3000. Baseball season is nigh and with it comes meetings at the mound... http://wror.com/2018/02/06/nfl-bad-lip-reading-2018-edition/
Food & A Flick In The Mid-Days
Understand two universals: most of your listeners never go and socialize with their co-workers and most of them will never, in their lifetime, ride in a limo. So for an at-work contest, if you combined them and sent an office to lunch and then all to a movie, it would be big.
Full Frontal Tickety
The town near me has what can only be described as a very amusing weekly paper. Based on the stupid criminal acts that make the Police Blotter and some of the names that pop up under Birth Announcements, names that, honestly, destine their daughter to a life spinning on a pole for dollar bills. You can access newspapers all over the world with the internet. I'd have a feature in your morning show section to highlight this week's future stripper. Speaking of strippers, Full Frontal Tickety is a great name the next time you have front row tickets. Recently done bt K-Bear in Anchorage as Strip Down For Luke Bryan. Obviously, I was offended.
Crashing The Competition's Easter Egg Hunt
This is something that one of the CPR stations did a few years back. Heard that that the competition was doing an egg hunt. Called me. I suggested this and they went and made their life hell. Downloaded their logo off the website, made up little fake prize slips that said things like "You won $1000!" and "Front row tickets to N'Sync!" and put them in Silly Putty eggs. When the egg hunt started her promo guy was out there amongst the hoards, pretending to be looking...but in reality, dropping these things in the bushes and other places where they could be found. Lots of pissed off "winners" who wanted to sue the other station for not giving them their money or front row tickets.
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