st of the markets it surveys.Nielsen provides details of diary keepers’ shopping and product purchases, dining out, leisure activities, and use of media other than television.6. 1)My offer for the three station group would be $500,000 because it earned $100,000 and in a normal investment it would take around seven years to actually make your money back. Because these guys do not have a clue how to manage their station I’d inform them each additional year they keep the station they would lose money due to mismanagement. I would then buy the station and sell the shares or 49% of the ownership to a partnership. Another way I could buy it with out using my money is setting up an IPO because the net worth is more than $100,000.2) I would first check out the area of the country and see what is popular in that region. An example for the sports station would be if its is a southern rural community Nascar would be more of a success than it would be in a metropolis say, in the northeast. I would professionals for each station and the best on air talents I buy at a reasonable price. 3)I would take a gamble and spend big money on the latest equipment. I would give the old equipment to a high school or local college as a gift for a tax write off. I would broadcast my station on the Internet so people across the country or world can log in to hear the stations. I would target a certain demographic for each different station. The country western stations demographics are evident. The classical station will appeal towards an older crowd, while the sports station could reach a broad range of age groups and financial backgrounds. I would have young new school hip personalities for the young sports fans. Then I would have an older personality for the die hard old school fan.4) My philosophy on human resources would be straight forward and to the point. There will be zero tolerance for sexual harassment and action will be taken if a case is b...
