Country Radio Seminar (CRS) will unveil its 2024 Research Presentation, entitled \u2026\u201dBut They Have a Great Personality: On Air Talent And Their Role On All Platforms.\u201d This year\u2019s study will focus on the impact and influence of air personalities across various radio platforms, including terrestrial, satellite and Digital Service Providers (DSPs). Scheduled for Thursday, February 29th, 2024, the CRS 2024 presentation will explore key areas crucial to the evolution of radio broadcasting.<\/p>\n
The study will address questions such as what audiences seek in their listening experiences, the distinctiveness of personalities as a competitive advantage, the relevance of \u201clive and local\u201d content, the enduring value of top-quality content, and how personality-driven approaches resonate across different life groups in Country music consumption.<\/p>\n
For the presentation, CRS has partnered with the Smith Geiger Group, a renowned research firm known for its expertise in serving high-profile brands, including CMA, The Recording Academy, ESPN, Google, NPR, Facebook, Paramount and others.<\/p>\n
This collaboration underscores CRS\u2019s longstanding commitment to providing the country music community with valuable insights into listener trends, habits, and preferences. These endeavors aim to empower broadcasters with deeper market understanding, facilitating their path to greater success.<\/p>\n
CRS Research Committee Chair Clay Hunnicutt said, \u201cThis year at CRS we\u2019re going to dive right into the talent pool. With the Smith Geiger Group, we\u2019ll show what the Country audience is looking for in their daily listening, and where and when personalities on all platforms are a help, a hindrance, or a point of differentiation. You\u2019ll leave with some amazing takeaways and action points to get the most out of your key personalities, and you\u2019ll be able to put your money where your \u2018mouths\u2019 are.\u201d<\/p>\n