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On Wednesday I conducted the world premiere of my Twitter teleseminar: How To Use Twitter To Increase Your Radio Stations’ Ratings & Revenue.
I invited the participants to post their uncensored reviews. I suspect more will be added after registrants who couldn’t attend “live” have a chance to listen to the entire 2-hour recording. (A ton of info. Even came with a 29-page Study Guide.)
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Your teleseminar on Twitter got my staff so excited that all of us created our own Twitter accounts while listening to the seminar. All of us got a lot more out of this than any of us expected. I can’t wait to listen to the mp3 because there was so much valuable information that I know I missed some of it.
Wasn't sure how much I was going to get out of this, but I was blown away! I am looking at Twitter with a whole new eye for not only the mindless tweets we had been sending out but plenty of inside stuff I'd have never found time to dig up. Man, I can't wait to start expanding that growing list of followers for our Morning Show and really tickle them in all the right places. Well worth the $$. Again, thank you!
One of the most eye-opening and valuable marketing seminars I have attended in my 40 plus years in radio. Can't wait to implement many of your imaginative tactics.
Lots of people teach ‘How to Use Twitter’ but this is the only training I've found that ties Twitter into our primary goals of reaching, serving and keeping more listeners. Two of the tips — how to use YouTube videos to increase website traffic and how to discover who is already Tweeting in your listening area — were worth the price of the seminar. While we are behind the curve in that we're just starting to use Twitter, I'm almost glad we haven't gotten into it yet, so that I can implement your advice. Thanks for a great seminar!
Actually, the twitter seminar was worth double or three times what you charged for it. I've never seen my staff so excited and motivated after a seminar before. A month ago the station owner instructed us to get involved with facebook and twitter. I didn't really know what to do. After your seminar I knew exactly what to do.
Just wanted to let you know we found your twitter seminar very informative. Over here in Namibia twitter is still not being used to it’s full potential. There were plenty of useful tips I picked up during the seminar. I went in not knowing a great deal about twitter but left feeling I could take on any teenager in a debate on it’s valuable uses ! I look forward to setting up my bio in the correct way and introducing the power of twitter to our listeners.
At first I was skeptical of the “teleseminar” because I consider myself a Twitter expert.
I didn’t think I would get a lot out of the seminar, I was the geek in the room, amongst the staff of our radio team.
Boy was I wrong. You have great ideas on effectively using Twitter for radio stations and your advice applies to anyone who wants to benefit by using Twitter. I learned a lot and can use that information to help others.
My General Manager and I sat through your seminar and both found it very interesting. I've recently been placed in charge of "social networking" and how to use that for our station. Your seminar was much like taking a drink from a fire hydrant. Lots of great information but it's going to take me a while to process it all. I have however, begun to make some changes based on what we've learned and re-created my twitter page and a personality for the station. Also my GM wants to implement a "help desk" too.
Great job, well thought through and very helpful!
Thanks for the Twitter seminar, Dan. The info was very helpful. I learned a number of new ways for Delmarva Broadcasting to twitter more effectively.