Getting the most out of your music testing at times can be a difficult task. To make this process as smooth for you as possible we have compiled a list of some of the most common mistakes when it comes to testing your stations music, on how to best avoid them.

 

1. Testing Songs Too Early

 

 

2. Not Making the Survey Easy Enough to Do

 

 

3. Asking the Wrong People

 

 

4. Using an Incorrect Music Hook

 

 

5. Asking Too Many Non-Music Questions

 

 

6. Does the Song Fit the Station’s Format?

 

 

 

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