Will be when I'm homeOriginally Posted by bikini
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Thread: HabboxLive Feedback.
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30-11-2014, 01:06 PM #31
I love food
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30-11-2014, 01:11 PM #32
excuse you am 15 ;l i started off young what u guys tryna say Originally Posted by bikini
i think its more like new djs lmao its difficult to interact when you dont know anything n dont know what people like etc you dont really know who ur even djing too let alone trying to interact with them all
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30-11-2014, 01:17 PM #33
Just so you know all the names were PMed to Izzy last night as I got told that we shouldn't be mentioning them in here Originally Posted by Intersocial
. Luckily though Izzy is sorting out activity already, which may have slacked a little. It's good to see someone has similar ideas.
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Oh well. Can't hinder to mention them in here and it really should have been noticed sooner
P.s. whoever deals with it, on the habboxlive.com staff page, the reason Bethy's avatar doesn't display is because the imager is trying to grab the Habbo name KrazyBethyW when her name is KrazyBethW/
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30-11-2014, 01:39 PM #35
Gina, you're really the only exception to that statistic for the reason that you've given. Originally Posted by Yuxin
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the age of "hey guys get your friends to tune in" is long gone. promotion of shows is firmly on the shoulders of the radio staff because the scope for word of mouth is simply far too small. reliance for increased listener count is on a select few charismatic djs and others seem to have no reason to want to pull their weight or engage with others.
i and others have pushed for more weekly shows in the past and because i don't listen to the radio at the moment i had wondered what kind of listener numbers they get in comparison to the average show and what the general consensus on them is. I can't imagine that a top 10 chart show and a regular show differ very vastly but those with more original aspects may well do. anybody listen or host and have any solid stats on this?
the debate on age is an old one by name and by nature. older djs statistically may be 'better' than younger ones (usually coming from experience) but this doesn't rule out potential in young blood. trouble with this is with age comes arrogance and once these older djs get to senior positions they are expecting too much and giving too little. new djs require guidance, something that I know gina in particular (one of the youngest djs) strove for during her stint as senior, head and (assistant) manager.
these are small scale issues in a much wider scale problem, though. looking at those staff numbers along with stats from every other department at habbox there is a complication that has become crystal clear: the in client presence of habbox is all but dead. people log on to visit a small number of rooms, talk to the same circle of people and don't know how to push the name out there. it's worrying and it isn't showing any signs of improvement.
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30-11-2014, 02:33 PM #37
To the people that are saying they'd like a subscription to show when their fave DJs are on air...
http://habboxlive.com/#/timetable
you're welcome
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30-11-2014, 02:36 PM #38
with only 6 slots prebooked including today that prob isnt v helpful and only 2 diff djs Originally Posted by lRhyss
was fab a few months ago when it was impossible to even get a lot however majority arent even booked
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30-11-2014, 02:43 PM #39
I guess you're right about presenters not advertising very well, the only people I've actually seen anyone mentioning habboxlive is one or two staff members in the helpdesk, @Absently; is always chatting about dancing with her dog whilst listening to habboxlive. I think advertising in official habbox rooms might be a little pointless at times, the majority who use those rooms already know about the radio and would tune in if they really wanted to.
I'm not sure what habbos policy on advertising official fansites in public rooms is but if it's allowed, those rooms should be targeted. I understand that might be difficult if no-one is showing up to a room when you advertise, so you're just standing there like an ejit on your own, heres the plan lads;
Habbox as a whole should plan a day where everyone gets together on the client as part of a 'habbox advertising campaign' for a couple of hours to help gain listeners for the radio. Think about it logically, even though you're only improving one department temporarily, the others will follow; if the radio is popular, the events, the forum and the helpdesk will also follow with victory through radio advertising. If the radio does get popular during one night, always have something massive planned for the next, it'll get those same viewers to tune back in. If there's not constant future plans, there's no point in ever trying to do competitions to gain listeners as they aren't going to stick around. 2 people aren't going to be able to convince people to tune into the radio but 102 will, even without speaking, if people see 100 people dressed in similar clothes, it'll get them interested in what the hell is going on. What's the point of sending in a request / shoutout if you know no-one is going to hear you, people will actually send in requests and stay interested if there's more listeners. Would you tune into your local radio / stay interested if you knew there was 5 people tuned in, i know i wouldn't, it's a bit boring if you know there isn't a mass audience, it makes it all a bit pointless.
@Wispur; jump on my victorious plan, quick quick!Last edited by Richie; 30-11-2014 at 02:52 PM.
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30-11-2014, 02:43 PM #40
Yeah but the subscription service would go off the timetable, so either way it's down to all these DJs not booking slots in advance. Originally Posted by Yuxin
with only 6 slots prebooked including today that prob isnt v helpful and only 2 diff djs
was fab a few months ago when it was impossible to even get a lot however majority arent even booked
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