Sunday, May 10, 2026

Michael DeLier

Something is Terribly Amiss

DeLier Group President Mike DeLier says something is terribly amiss.

Great Sales Reps Love These 6 Things from Their Manager

Barrett Riddleberger tells us what sales reps want from their manager.
Dollar Sign

How Federal Files Can Help Your Peg Station Value

Gary Cavell & Erwin Krasnow help readers sort out how to search federal files to determine station value before a purchase.
Michael DeLier

Looking For a Knight to Rescue Us

Mike DeLier is hoping for a knight to ride in & rescue the country after hearing the FBI decision.

Ask Sales Candidates These Revealing Questions

10 revealing questions to ask sales candidates from xPotential Selling Inc. CEO Barrett Riddleberger.
Michael DeLier

Remembering Who Fought for Our Freedom

Michael DeLier says never to forget those who fought for our freedom.

10 Essential Marketing Methods to Advance Your Career

Career coaching expert Ines Temple explains how to work on your personal brand.
Stack of Files

Federal Files Can Help You Assess a Station

Garrison Cavell and Erwin Krasnow tackle how to sort through regulatory paperwork as part of due diligence.
Michael DeLier

It’s Bad When Party Puts Its Wants First

DeLier Group President Michael DeLier says political parties priorities are not in-line with what voters want.

10 Ways to Make Sales Training Work

Invest in the continuing education of your sales force

5 Email Tips That Will Make Or Break You

Behavioral marketing platform Cordial COO/Co-Founder David Baker helps readers craft effective emails.
Tower

Don’t be Mislead by Contour Maps

Garrison C. Cavell and Erwin G. Krasnow explain contour maps as a part of station due diligence before you buy.

Radio Must Begin Uploading New Documents to Online Public Files

Radio stations must begin uploading new documents to the FCC's online public file.
Michael DeLier

Political Coverage is ‘Appalling’

Michael DeLier finds the state of politics and media coverage appalling.

Use Your Radio Idea File

Trying to write a spot? Go to your idea file, says Jeffrey Hedquist.