Radio Copy Paste (or RCP) is the premier magazine crafted by radio copywriters for radio copywriters all around the world, and the team behind it is thrilled to announce the release of its highly anticipated second issue.
The pilot issue (themed around STRESS) was downloaded over 800 times in 3 weeks, and the response was overwhelmingly positive.
The second edition themed around "TIME" delves into the multifaceted concept of time as it relates to the world of radio copywriting.
“We conducted an exploration of time management strategies tailored for radio professionals, insights into the varying running times in commercial radio, and much more, even managing to poke fun at some of radios ‘slackers’,” says editor Earl Pilkington, “…each issue of RCP focuses on a theme relevant to the industry, offering a blend of practical advice, creative prompts, and expert commentary.”
Article contents in the second issue include:
- Time Management Tips: Discover effective techniques to manage your schedule and enhance productivity in a fast-paced radio environment.
- Commercial Running Times: Gain insights into the optimal lengths for radio commercials and how they impact listener engagement.
- Global Commentary: Read thought-provoking commentary from radio copywriters around the world, sharing their unique perspectives on the theme of time.
- Visual and Writing Prompts: Engage with seven pages of creative prompts designed to inspire and challenge your writing skills.
- Industry Insights: Witness a very public resignation from the industry, providing a candid look at the challenges faced by radio copywriters everywhere.
As always, the magazine is available for free download, ensuring that valuable insights are accessible to students, plus, new and old copywriters.
Download your free copy of Radio Copy Paste magazine today and start sparking your copy creativity, see: www.radiocopywriters.com. No sign-up required.
Radio Copy Paste Magazine is dedicated to providing radio copywriters with the tools, insights, and inspiration needed to excel in their careers.
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