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			<title>Radio Lounge Weekly Radio Advertising Tip  - One Main Thought</title>
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            &lt;p align=&quot;left&quot;&gt;A radio listener will remember one main item from your radio commercial.&amp;nbsp; What do you want that to be?&lt;br&gt;
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            If you have done your homework (i.e. talking to your clients), the one
            main thought that you hope listeners will take away from your radio
            commercial will be the &lt;u&gt;one&lt;/u&gt; most important reason (i.e. benefit) that will be gained by using your product or service.&amp;nbsp;&lt;br&gt;
            &lt;br&gt;
            Face it, the average person is bombarded by thousands of marketing
            messages every day.&amp;nbsp; If your radio advertising was lucky enough to grab
            the listener's attention, you have a very short period of time to make
            a connection.&amp;nbsp; So keep your message simple and focused.&amp;nbsp; Don't go off
            in the weeds with extraneous information and every little attribute
            about your company, product, services, friendly staff, etc in your
            radio advertising campaign.&amp;nbsp; Get to the point!&amp;nbsp; The&amp;nbsp; radio listener is
            only concerned with &quot;what's in it for me&quot;&lt;br&gt;
            &lt;br&gt;
            Keep the commercial focused on the ONE thing the customer cares about.&lt;br&gt;
            &lt;br&gt;
            Not sure what that is?&amp;nbsp; Just ask your customers.&lt;br&gt;
            &lt;br&gt;
            Until next week...&lt;br&gt;
            ~B&lt;br&gt;
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            &lt;font size=&quot;2&quot; color=&quot;#666666&quot;&gt;M.
            Bruce Abbott is part of the Crusade for Better Radio Advertising.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; He
            is also Creative Director and Partner of RADIO LOUNGE, a consulting and
            production service provider for the radio advertising and podcasting
            industry.&amp;nbsp; RADIO LOUNGE works with radio stations around the country as
            well as advertising agencies and direct advertisers teaching techniques
            that guarantee higher returns on radio marketing investments.&amp;nbsp; Visit &lt;/font&gt;&lt;a href=&quot;http://www.radioloungeusa.com/&quot; _fcksavedurl=&quot;http://www.radioloungeusa.com/&quot;&gt;&lt;font size=&quot;2&quot; color=&quot;#800080&quot;&gt;www.radioloungeusa.com&lt;/font&gt;&lt;/a&gt;&lt;font size=&quot;2&quot; color=&quot;#666666&quot;&gt;
            to read articles, attend seminars and workshops, and sign up for the
            free RADIO LOUNGE newsletter (or RSS feed) packed with great
            information to help you make the most of radio advertising.&amp;nbsp; For
            consulting on your next radio advertising campaign, contact RADIO
            LOUNGE toll free at 866.4.AUDIO.9 (866.428.3469).&lt;/font&gt;&lt;br&gt;
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            One Main Thought 
            A radio listener will remember one main item from your radio commercial.  What do you want that to be? 
             
            If you have done your homework (i.e. talking to your clients), the one
            main thought that you hope listeners will take away from your radio
            commercial will be the one most important reason (i.e. benefit) that will be gained by using your product or service.  
             
            Face it, the average person is bombarded by thousands of marketing
            messages every day.  If your radio advertising was lucky enough to grab
            the listener's attention, you have a very short period of time to make
            a connection.  So keep your message simple and focused.  Don't go off
            in the weeds with extraneous information and every little attribute
            about your company, product, services, friendly staff, etc in your
            radio advertising campaign.  Get to the point!  The  radio listener is
            only concerned with &quot;what's in it for me&quot; 
             
            Keep the commercial focused on the ONE thing the customer cares about. 
             
            Not sure what that is?  Just ask your customers. 
             
            Until next week... 
            ~B 
             
             
            
             
            M.
            Bruce Abbott is part of the Crusade for Better Radio Advertising.   He
            is also Creative Director and Partner of RADIO LOUNGE, a consulting and
            production service provider for the radio advertising and podcasting
            industry.  RADIO LOUNGE works with radio stations around the country as
            well as advertising agencies and direct advertisers teaching techniques
            that guarantee higher returns on radio marketing investments.  Visit www.radioloungeusa.com
            to read articles, attend seminars and workshops, and sign up for the
            free RADIO LOUNGE newsletter (or RSS feed) packed with great
            information to help you make the most of radio advertising.  For
            consulting on your next radio advertising campaign, contact RADIO
            LOUNGE toll free at 866.4.AUDIO.9 (866.428.3469). 
             
            
              
             
            
        
    
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