Feature Strategy and Execution

Methods To Test Features: Keep the Great, Fix the Good, Kill the Weak

Every radio personality has a favorite feature. Maybe it’s that quirky game you invented in the shower, the segment that once got a big reaction from a caller, or the bit that you think is hilarious. But here’s the truth: your audience doesn’t love your baby just because you do. In fact, some of those beloved features might be boring, confusing, or just plain invisible to listeners. So, how do you know what’s working and what’s wasting airtime? Fortunately, there’s a way to test features.

It’s hard to recognize when a segment you created isn’t clicking. But to keep your show evolving and growing, you must test, evaluate, and be willing to cut or upgrade regularly. Every feature has a shelf life. Even great ones get stale if left unchecked. Let’s explore how to test your features with discipline and objectivity.

Methods To Test Features

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