CPR Promotional Check-Up - Sep 13, 2019

Kiss A Kia

Radio tends to be cyclical and will rediscover methodologies every 10-15 years. Which is what happened with High/Low circa 2012, then Secret Sound in about 2014 and kissing/touching cars in 2016. Next up will be Scambled Jamz followed by Count The Songs.

Car kissing is back at Hot 99.5 in DC. These events are like buglights for TV coverage. https://hot995.iheart.com/contests/hot-995s-kiss-a-kia-presented-by-hersons-672218/

Great Moment In Auto Motion

Here is an amazing example of testimonializing about a client, marketing the station AND demonstrating that you are actually IN the market by dropping a little local knowledge. From Phil Becker with Alpha in Portland, featuring Ice. https://twitter.com/philbecker/status/1160649081422618624?s=20

Cone Zone

From KJ-103 in OKC where they will be at up to 3 different McDonalds every afternoon for Back To School Week. The first 103 students at each place that show up will get a cone.

He Done Lost The Tickets

Congrats to Stingray in Moncton for such an overwhelming butt kicking at the Luke Bryan show that it would pretty hard to recap how horribly they buried the competition.

Shilo, the afternoon guy was supposed to join the rest of the staff who had been down there at daybreak but his ride never showed and he had to pretty much jog all the way to the event. When he got there...he'd lost some freebie tickets he was bringing. Which led people to backtrack the route and try to find them

From Adam McLaren:

The reality, is that the entire hour of "Shilo walking the trail" was recorded in our radio station parking lot, and is the latest, but not first or final, weird moment in Shilo & I's friendship. With no preparation whatsoever, I brought Shilo outside, told him to grab my arm and that we would be running for about 25 seconds, followed by "OK backsell Blake Shelton and do a 30 second break I have a mic in my hand" hahaha, good times. Tanaeya was on the trail in regular non-station clothing to watch it happen near the bench where we taped the tickets.