Our listeners want an escape from the hurried, negative and scary. In this month’s blog, Chuck shares one example and lays out why it’s so needed to add these heartwarming stories into your programming.
You’ve heard us mention it but have you taken time to talk to your listeners to truly understand what they want from you?
In this month’s blog, Chuck shares how your programming can be transformed by taking time to talk to your listener.
Christian broadcasters have an opportunity to be a light in the darkness for our listeners. To proclaim the hope that is promised. What insights can you gain to help you continue this important work?
We continue our two-part series on the Importance of Listening to Your Listener. In Part 2, guest writer Beth Bacall dives into how you can key into your listeners stories to help you reach them more deeply.
This month we begin a two-part series on the Importance of Listening to Your Listener. In Part 1, Chuck explores why talking to you listener is so important to understanding her needs and wants.
One routine NFL game became the source of joining us all in prayer. But, why? In this month’s blog, Chuck reflects on the lessons that can be learned from the recent Buffalo Bills game that caused us all to pause in prayer and the importance of letting go of our control and letting God take over.
It’s important to remember the WHY in your holiday programming. Why are you on air? Why are you doing what you’re doing? In this month’s blog, Christian Radio: The Only Good Thing, we share some insight from a listener we met during a Listener Advisory Panel.
Your listener has limited time and needs you this holiday season. In this month’s blog, we give you an audio sample to demonstrate how you can grab your listener and we give you our thoughts on why it’s one of the best audio breaks we’ve heard.
In this month’s blog, Chuck continues his look into why more silence is sometimes a good thing when it comes to connecting with your listener in her hurried, busy world.
As members of the radio and other forms of media, we’ve been taught “dead air” is bad. In this month’s blog, Chuck explores why silence is sometimes a good thing when it comes to connecting with your listener in her hurried, busy world.
Last month we took a look at what may cause your listeners to be distracted while listening and how to reach them. This month, Chuck continues his discussion on how to reach your listener more deeply and asks what are you going to stop doing to grow closer to God?
Your listener has a short attention span…what are you going to stop doing to allow her to stay and come back?
