I'm working on an e-book called
"How Being A Somewhat Funny Radio Host For 31 Years Taught Me How To Help Business Owners: Overcome Objections, Make More Money, & Become Better Dancers"

This is a little tidbit I wanted to share.

Meet & Greet
We wanted to get close and personal with our listeners so we decided we would do a Biscuits & Gravy Tour. We spent 2 weeks doing our morning show at a different Greasy Spoon restaurant in the outlying areas of our listening area.
We wanted to personally meet and get to know our listeners and have them be part of our morning radio show LIVE!
This was a blast and our fans loved it. My cholesterol did go up a few points after 2 weeks of sausage gravy and homemade biscuits.
We also hosted exclusive parties at the radio station after hours. One such event was a private screening of the classic Mel Brooks film Blazing Saddles.
We had a western theme. People could come dressed in their best cowboy or cowgirl wear. Best dressed won prizes.
The food we served was chili beans and bread...like they ate in the movie.
Getting to know your customers on an even more intimate level is a game-changer. Not only is it a blast to do, but everyone wants to feel like they’re a VIP.
My suggestion, plan a VIP event. Invite the customers you feel fit the VIP label. Have food, drink, music, and prizes for as many as you can.
Be sure to send out fancy special r.s.v.p. invitations via the good ol’ U.S. Mail. Then follow up with a phone call. It’s the personal touches that are key.
This will boost your stature in the industry and your customers will talk about it for years to come.
Do you need more Google reviews? These live events are a great way to give them a boost.

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