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		<description><![CDATA[It was an interesting NAB Radio Conference, (National Association of Broadcasters) here in Philadelphia.   I was invited to do a session on Web sales. It was called: How can Radio learn from Newspaper and other Online Revenue Leaders. As a former Radio guy, it was kinda nice to be speaking in front of my former colleagues [...]
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<p><strong>It was an interesting NAB Radio Conference,</strong> (National Association of Broadcasters) here in Philadelphia.  </p>
<p>I was invited to do a session on Web sales. It was called: <strong>How can Radio learn from Newspaper and other Online Revenue Leaders.</strong></p>
<p>As a former Radio guy, it was kinda nice to be speaking in front of my former colleagues as they grapple with monetizing their Web assets. (Got my start as a Regional Sales Director with Clear Channel Interactive in 1999)</p>
<p><strong>Main take-away:</strong> learn from the local, online revenue leaders.</p>
<p>Topics I covered: Common Radio Website Mistakes, Online Video for Sales, Rep Compensation, Job Description Overhauls, Overcoming Common Objections, High-Value Inventory, and Integrated Promotions.</p>
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<li><a href='http://meltaylormedia.com/2011/09/radio-tv-struggle-with-web/' rel='bookmark' title='NAB Radio Show 2011. Web as Nuisance.'>NAB Radio Show 2011. Web as Nuisance.</a> <small>Radio &amp; TV execs throw alot of  money, manpower &amp; worthless research at digital. Radio still only gets a 2% share of local web revenue and TV claws for about 10%....</small></li>
<li><a href='http://meltaylormedia.com/2009/06/radio-hyper-local-online-revenue-strategy-2009/' rel='bookmark' title='NAB Radio Online Hyper-Local Revenue'>NAB Radio Online Hyper-Local Revenue</a> <small>NAB Radio and it&#8217;s hyper-local web revenue opportunity. Can the Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB) provide direction and motivation? Will Radio make the same mistakes as some TV and Newspapers? We...</small></li>
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