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Supposedly, he a a research staff of 50 (yea, right) and that is
usually one of the first to get canned.

He's counting his "research associates" at the swap meet...

Our division, Servicio de Información Programativa, Inc., has nearly 50
staffers in research and programming.

Nice try. Of course, you can make up anything you want, but that does not
make it true.

"dave" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:
"dave" wrote in message
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wrote:
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Supposedly, he a a research staff of 50 (yea, right) and that is
usually one of the first to get canned.
He's counting his "research associates" at the swap meet...

Our division, Servicio de Información Programativa, Inc., has nearly 50
staffers in research and programming.

Nice try. Of course, you can make up anything you want, but that does not
make it true.
Since you have this marvelous staff, why do you need to visit swap meets
and hang out on the corner?

To recruit actual listeners for quota-driven projects.

On Feb 27, 10:18*am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"dave" wrote in message

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David Eduardo wrote:
"dave" wrote in message
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wrote:
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Supposedly, he a a research staff of 50 (yea, right) and that is
usually one of the first to get canned.
He's counting his "research associates" at the swap meet...

Our division, Servicio de Información Programativa, Inc., has nearly 50
staffers in research and programming.

Nice try. Of course, you can make up anything you want, but that does not
make it true.

- - Since you have this marvelous staff,
- - why do you need to visit swap meets
- - and hang out on the corner?

- To recruit actual listeners for quota-driven projects.

1 - It takes all kinds of People to make-up a Radio Audience.

2 - Sampling Diversity within a Qualified Sample.

3 - Go to where the Qualified Sample is . . .

David Eduardo wrote:
"dave" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:
"dave" wrote in message
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wrote:
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Supposedly, he a a research staff of 50 (yea, right) and that is
usually one of the first to get canned.
He's counting his "research associates" at the swap meet...
Our division, Servicio de Información Programativa, Inc., has nearly 50
staffers in research and programming.

Nice try. Of course, you can make up anything you want, but that does not
make it true.
Since you have this marvelous staff, why do you need to visit swap meets
and hang out on the corner?

To recruit actual listeners for quota-driven projects.



Why don't you go where a more upscale demo might be found, like suburban
lawns or restaurant kitchens.

"dave" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:
"dave" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:
"dave" wrote in message
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wrote:
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Supposedly, he a a research staff of 50 (yea, right) and that is
usually one of the first to get canned.
He's counting his "research associates" at the swap meet...
Our division, Servicio de Información Programativa, Inc., has nearly 50
staffers in research and programming.

Nice try. Of course, you can make up anything you want, but that does
not make it true.
Since you have this marvelous staff, why do you need to visit swap meets
and hang out on the corner?

To recruit actual listeners for quota-driven projects.

Why don't you go where a more upscale demo might be found, like suburban
lawns or restaurant kitchens.

The technique is called "mall intercept" but most of us in the business
expand the concept to busy pedestrian areas of any kind, depending on the
demographic we are recruiting.