WCRB/WKLB switch Dec 1?
A. Joseph Ross
Joe@attorneyross.com
Mon Nov 13 13:54:52 EST 2006
On 13 Nov 2006 Sean Smyth wrote:
> But what could happen is a listener may say, "Hmmm. Let me check 102.5
> and see if I can pick up the signal as well [as 99.5]." Maybe they
> won't. So they'll start searching for other options. Then they may
> stumble on WOKQ or another outlet, depending on where they live, that
> they take a notion to. And they'll never go back to WKLB. You've lost
> a listener.
A listener who will be lost anyway when the switch happens, if they
can't pick up 102.5.
> As we know, the public is fickle. Once you've lost a listener, for
> whatever sundry reason, generally you've lost them for good.
Which will happen anyway after the switch.
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