You should do a Britney blackout on your blog, then. :)
Tanya (aka NetChick)
· 1 year ago
Good points, Buzz. I think you do something very differently than most broadcasters, though -- You extend your audience, and their attention span by default, to your online resource, where the conversation can go deeper, despite your target audience.
Most radio hosts don't go there -- either, they are too afraid to dive deeper, or they don't understand the technology and the marketing to get it done.
I think your show notes, and the fact that you discuss your online presence openly, provides the listeners with the means to get more information than the 15-30 seconds will allow.
One thing I might add here, is simply a hot topic "off-the-cuff" sidebar that allows live conversation to happen without the subject being as formatted as the blog entries.
It's really refreshing to have a Top 40 host interested enough to want to go deeper. Especially in a city full of interesting people who have opinions of their own.
buzz
· 1 year ago
Thanks Tanya .. if you know of an "off the cuff" WordPress plugin, lemme know!
Tanya (aka NetChick)
· 1 year ago
Why of course! Ajax Shoutbox is one of many... And because it's Web 2.0, there's no need to refresh the page to see the latest on-the-fly commentary. Here's the link: http://blog.jalenack.com/ajax/
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Most radio hosts don't go there -- either, they are too afraid to dive deeper, or they don't understand the technology and the marketing to get it done.
I think your show notes, and the fact that you discuss your online presence openly, provides the listeners with the means to get more information than the 15-30 seconds will allow.
One thing I might add here, is simply a hot topic "off-the-cuff" sidebar that allows live conversation to happen without the subject being as formatted as the blog entries.
It's really refreshing to have a Top 40 host interested enough to want to go deeper. Especially in a city full of interesting people who have opinions of their own.