One of the things I love to do even on a Saturday is go flying. Being up in the air, puffy white clouds below, and the virtue of being free. So I get home on the first Saturday of June 2010, and tried to tune into WarbirdRadio.com . Guess what? They wasn’t on the ayre.Thing that AyreWolfFM.com is going to have over many similar is to be online, on the ayre and live 24/7/365. With two on ayre hosts speaking of and not limited to military warbirds, and restoring to flying condition those old war hero's with wings. Some say that is going to cost a bundle or two of denaro. So true, but considering we picked up some major sponsorships over the last 3 weeks in the $250,000.00 a piece range means we finally are gaining altitude here. Thank you to those sponsors. But I look on so many things like online whatevers like I do to local places to eat. So many go into such ventures under capitalized then can’t make it and go under. My Pa told me when I was a Wolf-Pup if ya’ll cain’t do it right, don’t do it. If you engage the target, keep on the attack until you kill them. A saying Pappy used to say. Likewise if ya’ll start something, do not ever give up. No matter who sezz go away, stay, dig in your paws and git-r-done, no matter what. If your not living on the edge, your taking up way too much space. A online radio station has to be there on demand when your listeners click on it, not just when you feel like it. The first time a cyber flyer clicks on the link, and your not there, they go elsewhere. Unless they are a real fan, you just lost a listener and your sponsor lost a customer. Not something that gains good fame. So if your not going to be on demand, why be online?
L8R Aviators
Quote of the day:
He who wonders discovers that this in itself is wonder. - M. C. Escher
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