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I was just thinking what a cool thing it would be to have recorded interviews with people about various topics -- everything from attorneys to cpas to 'gurus' of this or that.
That way if I were looking for something in particular, say an attorneys viewpoint on the new 2257 rules, I could get it when I had time to hear it, not just when someone had time to come on the show and do it. Talk radio is fine, but I'd be more interested in things that were organized and indexed that I could use while I was working on other things. Anything relevant to business or the adult industry would be great, cj, and I'm sure you could create a decent sized library in a reasonable amount of time if you decided to work on such a thing. You've always been one to get things accomplished. :) |
Good luck, I am sure you guys will figure out something new and innovative.
I apppreciate the fact, that you are trying to create a show, not based on your needs, but based on the listeners needs... :okthumb: Confucy, seriously try weed it might help the PHycosis.... weasel how does it feel to be someone who thinks they are successful but gets laughed at by their peers and looked upon as a piece of shit by so many? I know it aint the money.... cause with as bad as SIC cash converts now days, you are probably about out of the money SERGE, was responsible for you making HUH? |
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Tisk tisk, life is not about money... so just cause you are on a downward slide, is no reason to get definsive about your money...LOL You many other weaker points to adress first , if you are ever truely to become successful as you wish... |
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I agree with many of Dravyk's earlier points. Doing a radio show is alot of work. Brian and I put in about 4-5 hours planning each show, and although our show is information/technically based with tutorials and marketing/design advice we do not rely on guests each week. Yet when we do, it is often difficult to confirm them prior to the show date due to the "flake out factor". However at the end of each show we try to inform our listeners what will be coming next week. Our tutorials run in series and we try to split the show between techy/tutorials (photoshop, flash, dreamweaver, tools/software applications) with marketing perspectives and ideas, opinions, and innovations.
Last week we had an "everyday surfer" on to review a few sites and give us his opinion as a consumer, almost like a mini "focus group" - it was actually very interesting and informative. Not every show has to be based on guests or talk/entertainment based to get listeners. Each show is valid to produce it's own interested audience, each person has their own reason for participating. I think the variety of networks and personalities and show topics helps to enrich our community, and the cross promotional efforts I admire. The size of the audience comes with time and word of mouth, doing our best each week regardless of how many listeners is my true source of pride in doing Fusion. We're all in business to succeed, how, why, and where we spend our time is up to us. I am looking to explore shows beyond the radio networks I currently participate at. It's not a political thing. I'm not looking for an ego trip (if ego trips take this much work I might as well spend my time patting myself on the back). I'm just looking to build up my own experience working with webmasters and help educate them in the areas I know best. I'd like to say hello to the familiar names and faces I see here at Oprano and extend my best to those I don't know yet. Cyndalie Internet Marketing Director http://Klixxx.com |
You should read your copy of Klixxx this month ...
I know you realize we quietly covered the marketing. Congrats on your new job...I think its a good match for you. You are one of smartest stratigists Ive ever seen in the biz. Klixxx should be happy to have you. Again though... there wasnt a problem with the radio show overall. We just werent happy with the direction it was taking. So we are retooling. I dont want to get in the habit of taking the easy way out. Im sure you can respect that! Welcome to Oprano and the gumbo! |
Thanks Gonzo, congrats to you as well :) Making alot of improvements in our corner one week at a time. Have some good things coming out this week including an affilaite program to refer new Klixxx magazine subscribers. Here's a sneek peek http://KlixxxCash.com - will most likely launch it within the next week.
AEBN is a great company, they were on my strong considerations list when considering new employment. I really like working with Cynthia and the rest. When you're done retooling please let me know, I'll be there to celebrate with you! Best of luck, and if you need anything or would like to chat you can find me at Cyn@Klixxx.com or 102092490 Yours, Cyndalie Internet Marketing Director http://Klixxx.com |
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Ive also enjoyed the cobranding you mentioned with AEBN. They have been very easy to work with as well and extremely flexible. Both companies are fine examples on how there is strength in numbers and there can be a peaceful coexistance. I know I personally look forward to a long and even more enhanced relationship with both Klixxx and AEBN. |
:D Cheers! :hic:
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Gonzo, I think in celebration of the Klixxx feature we should do a show tomorrow :okthumb:
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