CPR Promotional Check-Up - Apr 3, 2018

Why God Invented Release Forms

Sunny 107.7 in Osaka had a small challenge with their "Catch A Tree, Win A Spree" contest.

Two Word Tango

Van Harden at the gimazing WHO in Des Moines is one of the few US morning shows intelligent enough to monitor what the BBC shows do, and one of the contests they've used successfully is Two Word Tango. He shared the music if you'd like it

How it works: We all sit around the mics and play a game. Each time there's a small gap in the song we have to say the name of someone famous. As we go around the team the song speeds up hence making both the gaps and the length between the gaps shorter. This means that we, as a team rarely get to the end of the song before someone fluffs it.

A New Spin. Literally. On The Dollar Bill Game.

One of the PD's had a contest name. A great contest name. Which kind of proves the point that lots of great promotions start with a great name. And then you just figure out how to make it work.

Without tipping the name or the prize, the idea will be a version of the dollar bill game without the million to one chance of anyone winning. Everyone who wins on the air, when they come to pick up their prize, has to bring a bill with, say 9,8 and 7 in any order in the serial number, when they come to the station. They're then qualified for the grand prize where they'll bring their bill to a final event, write their name on it and all of the bills will go into one of those cash cubes where the morning guy will be, blindfolded. Bills start spinning, morning guy counts back from 98, plucks a bill out of the air, they'll stop the wind, he'll take off his blindfold and read the name. That will be who wins the (blank).

Additional qualifiers done through remotes and appearances.