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“As I say in my book…”

March 4, 2009Administrator 18 Comments

I ran the first Web Promotion SHOCK seminar yesterday and it was poorly attended. Getting the marketing right is a process that almost always involves risk and failure. I remember a guy who got promoted at Colgate-Palmolive while I was… Continue Reading →

Advertising, Marketing, Media, newspapers, public relations, Radio

Dear Mr Scott

October 29, 2008Administrator 3 Comments

You’ve described Radio National as the jewel in the crown of the ABC. I don’t understand why you would allow the removal of some of the most distinctive gems. The ABC Media Release describes the shelving of eight programs. The… Continue Reading →

ABC, Media, Radio

Bad Hair Day on Radio National

April 27, 2008Administrator 6 Comments

The ABC has always been Amateur Hour on grooming. Its station promotions are the other weakness; sickly imitations of the commercial networks’ urgent demands for attention. I’m not suggesting they get better at copying commercial style promotions. Quite the reverse.… Continue Reading →

ABC, Advertising, Radio

ABC Bashing (1)

March 24, 2007Administrator Leave a Comment

I am a big fan of the ABC and a loyal listener to Radio National. Herewith some critical comments relating to the ABC’s Second Life presence. (When will this guy say something POSITIVE?) Disclosure: I did offer to consult to… Continue Reading →

Marketing, Radio, Second Life, Television

Pandora

September 5, 2005Administrator Leave a Comment

While the radio industry braces for the full effects of podcasting (reduced time spent listening, competitive content outside of the licensing system etc) they risk missing the newest threat: Pandora. You can try it for no cost until the end… Continue Reading →

Podcasting, Radio, Technology

Podcasting is not broadcasting

August 24, 2005Administrator 17 Comments

I can’t say I’ve listened to a lot of podcasts but I’ve listened to some. We can only hope that people improve over time. People are used to listening to well-produced programs on radio. They are the quality benchmark. If… Continue Reading →

Marketing, Podcasting, Radio, Tourism

Podcasting zings on mainstream media

July 15, 2005Administrator 4 Comments

The ABC’s step into podcasting is a screaming success. Radio National last week had over 100,000 downloads and are moving virtually all shows (sans copyright music) to the format. There is now heavy on-air promotion. It’s a logical fit for… Continue Reading →

Marketing, Podcasting, Radio, Technology

Radio, TV and trade advertising

March 16, 2005Administrator Leave a Comment

Recently spoke to the head of one of the big WA wineries about their marketing. Like most wineries they spend all their money on trade advertising; personal selling into restaurants and bottle shops, talking up their quality and offering cut-price… Continue Reading →

Advertising, Marketing, Radio, Wine

Digital Content

Compelling content. No, really.

How much do you love reading predictable sales messaging? Well, your customers feel the same way. Here's the opportunity: talk to me about how to ginger up your web, video and social media content.

Online and trad marketing strategy & content.

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