Posts belonging to Category Talent Development
Posted by Randall Bloomquist on September 2, 2010
It wouldn’t be Labor Day weekend without the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon. As digital marketing blogger Daniel Flamberg points out in this post , Lewis’ work on the telethon is a case study in building a successful media presence. Among the lessons: create original content, make a personal connection with your audience, and be persistent [...]
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Posted by Randall Bloomquist on August 13, 2010
The following is from my weekly radio-info.com newsletter, News Talk Edge. You can subscribe to the newsletter for free HERE Boot Camp Wisdom: Money Isn’t Everything Don Anthony’s Morning Show Boot Camp drew a serious and committed group of radio pros to New Orleans this past weekend. One highlight was Saturday’s Careers session, featuring a [...]
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Posted by Randall Bloomquist on June 20, 2010
The most successful talk personalities are cross-platform monsters, generating their unique brand of content for radio, TV, newspapers, websites, social media and … books. Let me guess. You are doing all of the above, except writing books. Another guess: You haven’t written a book because a) you don’t think you the time and/or skill to [...]
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Posted by Randall Bloomquist on June 19, 2010
Conservative writer/blogger D.R. Tucker recently posted very honest piece detailing his failure as an Internet talk show host. Among the lessons he learned: personality is crucial;and listeners are drawn to hosts who take strong positions on the issues and vigorously defend those views. As Tucker notes in his post: “People can complain about what Mark Levin [...]
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Posted by Randall Bloomquist on May 6, 2010
What if your talk radio career came to an unexpected end? How would you make a living? In these tumultuous times, that’s a question worth pondering. How about transferng your skills and reputation directly to your own business? That’s what former WSB-TV/Atlanta investigative reporter Dale Cardwell is trying to do. His TrustDale.com website is a “consumer [...]
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Posted by Randall Bloomquist on April 13, 2010
According to Forbes, Glenn Beck is looking to help others replicate his multi-media success. The magazine reports that some 20 established media personalities have approached Beck’s company about learning how to blow-up huge by effectively employing the tools that helped make Beck a household name. I’ll be interested to see who Beck’s company decides to [...]
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