FMQB
(Friday
Morning Quarterback)
super-serve's radio programming and management executives, as well as
music industry executives, with finely targeted original content
delivered in its venerable monthly magazine, or daily via its industry
leading Web site. FMQB
frequently ranks at or near the top of reader satisfaction surveys
conducted by independent researchers. Our publication, which began in
1968, is a:
 | 40+
page glossy monthly, which covers programming,
management, music, promotion, marketing, imaging,
and music for CHR, Rhythm Crossover, Rock, Modern
Rock (Alternative), Triple A, and Adult Contemporary
formats. | | In
addition, FMQB
further
serves the Triple A community
with our special standalone Pro
QB magazine,
which publishes five times per year. |
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With
a hard-copy readership approaching 10,000 industry professionals,
comprised primarily of radio program directors, operations managers,
music directors, marketing & promotion directors, and imaging
directors, our readership also includes radio general managers,
consultants, researchers, record company promotion executives, artist
managers, agents and other readers interested in the radio and music
industries.
| fmqb.com
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With more
than 3.5 million hits per month, over 275,000
visitor sessions, and daily "Breaking
News" updates delivered via email to an
industry database of more than 5,000, fmqb.com
is one of the industry’s top online
destinations. |
| eQB,
our weekly electronic magazine, is delivered each
Friday throughout the year, presenting more original
content with weekly cover stories spanning the full
spectrum of the industries we report on, as well as
other relevant management and marketing-related
articles. | |
FMQB
also produces format-specific CD music samplers for program and music
directors, and interactive Electronic Press Kits that feature
streaming media presentations.
Over the years, FMQB
has consistently scored high in independent research studies of
industry professionals. In one large-scale survey of industry
executives conducted by an independent research firm, FMQB
was voted favorite
trade publication. We also were selected as radio's most
useful and relevant trade. Bottom line, FMQB
out-performed all other trade magazines in category
after category:
 | #1 in satisfaction rating. | | | #1 in time spent reading | | | #1 in information you can't find anywhere else. | | | #1 in programming-related articles. | | | #1 in coverage of station promotions and marketing. | | | #1 in interviews with programmers and industry leaders. | | | #1 in music news. | | | #2 in keeping pace with changes and trends in radio. | | | #2 in providing information that helps programmers do their jobs better. | | | #2 in information on how to improve ratings. | | | #2 in pass-along: at 66 percent of stations polled, four or more station employees read each copy of FMQB. |
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