Media Promotion & Marketing for Broadcasting, Cable & the Internet, 5th Edition
by Susan Tyler Eastman, Douglas A. Ferguson, Robert Klein
CHAPTER 2
Marketing Radio
Gregory D. Newton
Radio, like television, is a nearly unique business because it is marketed to two distinctly separate groups of customers — audiences and advertisers. In radio, successful marketing to the customer who directly provides the revenue stream (the advertiser) requires successful marketing to the other customer (the audience). Thus, radio station marketing has three primary goals:
1. To generate publicity
2. To generate ratings
3. To generate revenue
THE SPECIAL CASE OF RADIO
Unlike managers in virtually all non-media businesses, however, radio station managers have almost no influence over four of the five basic elements of marketing. Most business managers can control the way their products or services ...
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