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Florida Radio found success after renaming the 93.7 FM of “Trump Nation” and embraced Maga with the president Donald Trump As the face and sound as the operation.
Whel Radio is a rural station in Fort Myers, Florida, using the slogan “Make the Nation Great Again”, featured signage, marked with mirrored Trump ad campaign ads, played comedy promotions by Trump imitators, and even used AI-generated propaganda Trump in cowboy hat In its logo.
“We made the reshaping decision shortly after President Donald Trump’s election slip and witnessed all the support we have provided for Trump at boat parades and rallies. So, we decided that we will also rebrand on Inauguration Day to celebrate Trump’s victory.” Fox News Numbers.
Whel President and General Manager Jim Schwartzel stands next to his 1985 Ford F-150, the “Trump Nation” 93.7 FM brand. (Wood)
“Feedback is huge,” Schwartzel said, and the station’s audience has grown significantly since the rebranding.
“The people who found the station celebrated and listened for a long time,” Schwartzel said. He noted that Whel’s TSL with the most TSL (spending time) was conducted at an average rate of 45 minutes per week on any rural radio station in the area.
According to Nielsen radio data provided by Schwartzel, Whel’s rating has tripled among advertisers since the age of 25-54. CBS News. CBS also noted that Trump won 64% of the 2024 presidential vote in Lee County, where the “Trump Nation” 93.7 FM is located.
“We love keeping it locally and serving a unique audience in Southwest Florida to reflect their values, music and culture,” Schwartzel told Fox News Digital.
A recent satirical promotional promotion was Trump imitators, offering trips to Mexico on a “big and beautiful cruise ship,” known as special deportation, allowing the contest winner to return home Florida.
Trump imitators said: “Do you want to be deported?
Schwartzel said his staff writes and records everything themselves.
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Donald Trump’s popularity in Florida helped Whel succeed. (Mehmet Eser/Middle East via AFP via Getty Images)
“Sometimes we have more than 50 liners for a promotion. We take over a lot of callers and replay it on the radio,” Schwartzel said. “It’s about entrepreneurship, innovation and having fun on local broadcasts.”
Whel also offers a promotion called Cancel Bowl, where listeners leave voicemails describing “the most saddest awakening thing you’ve ever seen.”
“Every week, a caller wins the Trump National tailgate team (flamething grill, rib frame, camouflage clipboard and flag toothpick), and a real patriot brings back five thousand dollars of freedom… It’s $5,000 in cash for guns, grills, grills, steaks, ammunition, ammunition, ammunition, ammunition, ammunition, ammunition, ammunition, ammunition, ammunition, trigger any trigger trigger. It’s not just football season, it’s a canceled season,” Whel said on its website.
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Whel president and general manager Jim Schwartzel said he was inspired by Trump’s ship parade and rally.
The station also owns the 1985 Ford F-150, which is in line with the “Trump Nation” 93.7 FM brand “Logo”.
Schwartzel is running for Republican candidate in Florida to fill a seat held by Rep. Byron Donalds. If Schwartzel finally succeeds, it is clear that Trump will have another ally.
“Jim’s campaign for Congress provides support to President Donald J. Trump and fights to bring conservative values in Southwestern Florida. He is not a professional politician.
The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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