by Joe Harrison | Jun 5, 2019 | Advertising, Branding, Broadcast, Communication, On Air, On Air Talent, Radio
When it comes to attracting an on-air audience, no one knows how to do it better than our very own Katey McGuckin-Woolam who was a radio personality in the Kansas City area for over 25 years. Recently I had the privilege to sit down with Katey to discuss her...
by Joe Harrison | Mar 20, 2019 | Branding, Broadcast, Getting Started, On Air Talent, Radio
When discussing radio, one of the most popular and well known positions is the DJ or on-air talent. We all know those famous national DJ’s from Casey Kasem (yes, I grew up in the ’80s) to Ryan Seacrest. But do you know what on-air talent has to do...
by Joe Harrison | Mar 6, 2019 | Branding, Getting Started, Marketing, Networking, P1 Futures Program, Prospecting
Whether you’re living your dream job in media right now or your on your way up, it’s always a good idea to keep your networking pipeline full. There are a number of ways to find and nurture new acquaintances who may be able to enhance your career objectives. ...
by Joe Harrison | Jan 22, 2019 | Branding, Media, Online Training, Sales, Training Trends
In sales, it’s always important to look ahead and see what trends, tips, and tools are out there or on the horizon to make one’s life easier. Since the sales world is always changing with new technologies, it is essential to keep up with and embrace these...
by Joe Harrison | Oct 30, 2018 | Branding, Hiring, On-Boarding, Recruitment, Retaining Employees
There is a trend happening lately in companies called “ghosting” that’s shaping the way companies are hiring and onboarding employees. What is ghosting you might ask? You’ve come to the right place! Ghosting is when a candidate either...
by Joe Harrison | Jul 24, 2018 | Branding, Marketing, Media, Sales
With all the money being spent on professional and big college sports, there are other very creative places in the sports world where you can launch a message for your product. The experts are starting to take a serious look at high school and small college...
