Susan Larkin |
After dabbling in voicetracking as a less expensive way to
generate content, a Cox Media Group market manager says the company decided it
wasn’t for them.
“We all looked at voicetracking as a more efficient way to
produce content and what we learned is live and local is where it’s at,”
CMG-Orlando VP/GM Susan Larkin told
Radio Show attendees yesterday according to InsideRadio.
“Personalities are far more important than they’ve ever been
and they need to be able to execute across all platforms.” Despite programmers
handling multiple stations (sometimes in more than one market), Larkin said their importance as brand
managers and talent coaches has also gone up and that both personalities and programmers are more involved in sales than
ever.
“They’re sitting down with advertisers and collaborating
with agencies” to conceive creative ways to execute campaigns across the
company’s multi-media platforms, Larkin added.
With events like this weekend’s iHeartRadio Music Festival, Larkin said radio remains “a pretty sexy business” that can attract smart, young sales and programming talent.
With events like this weekend’s iHeartRadio Music Festival, Larkin said radio remains “a pretty sexy business” that can attract smart, young sales and programming talent.
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