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MYTH #31: Radio Reps Just Sell Spots

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Myth #30: Managing and Training are the Same Thing

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MYTH #29: You Can Fake it Till You Make it

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MYTH #28: Radio's Low CPM Must Mean Nobody's Listening

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Myth #27: Radio Isn't an Important Part of Your Integrated Marketing Plan

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Myth #26: Digital is Better for Awareness Because it's Trackable

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Myth #25: My Client Wants Precision Targeting. Radio's Too Broad

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Myth #24: Consumers Need to See Your Brand to Remember it

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Myth #23 Saving Money By Not Advertising Makes You Happy

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Myth #22 Radio Must Be Dying - Clients Aren't Buying

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Myth #21: Nobody Wants to Advertise Right Now

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WORLD RADIO DAY - 2026

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Myth #20: Radio Has Optimized it's Influencer Capabilities

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Myth #19: Live Radio Endorsements Hurt Programming

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Myth #18: Loyalty is Dead with Modern Audiences

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Myth #17: Influencer Marketing is Only Available on Social Media

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Myth #16: A Lead is a Lead

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Myth #15: Radio Can't Compete With Digital

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Myth #14: Part 2 of It's Either Radio OR Digital

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Chapter 4: It's Either Radio OR Digital

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Myth #13: My Business isn't Big Enough for Radio

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Myth #12: Radio Doesn't Work for Recruitment

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Myth #11: Radio Only Works for Certain Categories

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Myth #10: We Tried Radio. It Didn't Work.

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Myth #9: Radio Can't Target a Specific Audience

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Myth #8: Nobody Hears Radio Ads

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Myth #7: Radio Doesn't Come with a Dashboard

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Myth #6: You Can't Measure Radio

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Myth #5: “Digital music discovery is better because I control everything.”

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Myth #4: If It’s Not Shiny and New, It’s Not Viable

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Myth # 3: You Get What You Pay For

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Myth #2: The Biggest Challenge Facing Radio Managers and Sellers Today is Hitting Budget

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Myth #1: Nobody Listens to the Radio Anymore