Question Disruption: The Hidden Architecture of a Great Trivia Game
Most people think a great trivia game lives or dies on the questions, relying on whether they’re clever, fair, interesting,…
Game Strategy
The Play Along Factor In Contests and Games
Here’s a number that should haunt every programmer and personality who has ever said, “Call now to be caller #10.”…
Game: How To Manage Losers In A Trivia Game
Playing games on the radio has never been more popular, but many of your contestants aren’t exactly rocket scientists. What…
The Ultimate Guide To Monetizing Games LIke Thousand Dollar Minute
Games like Thousand Dollar Minute aren’t just high-impact trivia features. They are brandable, sellable, multi-platform powerhouse features that can (and…
Monetize Games: 8 Ways To Turn Great Features Into Revenue Streams
Your on-air games and features are a goldmine of opportunity. They already drive time spent listening, or at least should…
How to Turn a Contest Into a Game: Three Examples That Build Ratings and Brand
Radio contests still work. They attract high-value respondents, influence ratings, and spark attention. But here’s the truth: Call-in-to-win contests don’t…
Using Quizzes to Build Loyalty and Grow Email Lists
You’ve probably seen online quizzes and personality tests. They’re everywhere. Why? They’re wildly popular and drive attention, not to mention…
How to Craft Irresistible Trivia Questions (That Aren’t Too Easy)
There’s an art to writing great trivia questions. Too hard? Listeners tune out. Too easy? They tune out bored. But…
Optimize For Nielsen: The Psychology Of Play-Along Games: You Don’t Need Prizes
The best games on the radio aren’t about callers, prizes, or even competition. They’re about connection. They engage the entire…
How to Create Local Trivia Questions in Every Category
Local content is more valuable than ever, but it can be hard to make it entertaining and relevant. Games like…