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A presentable resume aircheck package for the busy PD.”
Insights into Getting Noticed
An interview with Harry Valentine, Executive VP Sabo Media
Any insights into how the customer could package the CD to get it noticed?
Less is more. I'd use a big, readable font that says something like
"Joe Blow's aircheck and resume." PDs are very busy and
the more stuff a prospective employee hits them with, the less likely
they are to feel that they have time to review it at a moment of
opportunity.
The key is to make it look really easy and quick for the PD to review
it.
What about slapping a station label on the mailer?
That's a good idea.
Would a CD in a slim case
be better than a sleeve?
I think the case would be preferable to protect the CD, plus it might
make your service feel a little more upscale.
How do most applicants send an aircheck? mp3 on CD, playable in car,
email, or
posted on the web?
Most of the stuff I get is on CD now. A few people e-mail mp3s or
worse, links to a web site. For some reason I never get to that
stuff as quickly. Out of sight, out of mind I guess.
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