UPDATE:
I Have Retired From Artist Representation As A Promoter & Publicist
My Inexpensive (Translated "Cheap") Radio Service
First, The Sad (But Real) Truth About Radio Stations & Indie/Unsigned Musicians:
It has always...let me repeat that...ALWAYS been extremely difficult for independent and unsigned musicians to get ongoing radio airplay on their own on broadcast radio stations without using a professional radio promoter to do it for them. And, if you are a recording artist who has tried to get airplay on your own, you know that what I am saying is true.But if you are a recording artist who has not yet tried to get radio airplay on your own and without the help of a professional radio promoter, simply ask another recording artist who has tried just how difficult it is.
But today, there is a BIG difference! And, that big difference is that, despite the existence of the Internet and other new technologies, it is even MUCH HARDER to get radio airplay on broadcast stations as an independent or unsigned recording artist on your own than it was in the past.
But for musicians who have never tried and are expecting, looking forward to, and mistakenly believing they will be able to get hundreds of stations playing their music that comes directly from them and not from promoters, let me say it another way that may be even more clear.
Whenever musicians send their music directly to radio stations without getting a professional promoter to do it for them, it is EXTREMELY DIFFICULT, IF NOT IMPOSSIBLE for independent and unsigned recording artists to get broadcast radio stations to play their music.
The best they will do in most cases is get their music played a few times on a "specialty" show hosted for maybe an hour by a deejay that runs (maybe) once a week. You've probably heard of these specialty shows that are usually called something like "Make It or Break It," and they are shows where the listening audience can call in and vote on whether your music should keep getting airplay.
In almost all cases, the music that is voted favorably on these specialty shows will only continue on these shows but will almost never get on the station's regular rotation. As you might imagine, this can be extremely frustrating, to say the least.
However, regular rotation is what a recording artist needs to have where people listen daily and around the clock in order to get ongoing exposure to radio listening audiences, and create and maintain music sales.
Now, Here Is Why You Should Use My Radio Airplay Promotion Service:
Since I:
Have served the Music industry as a professional veteran worldwide radio promoter
Have served the Music industry as a professional veteran worldwide video promoter
Have served the Music industry as a professional veteran media publicist
Was a musician and recording artist with music releases for a number of years before
Was a radio station program producer at several broadcast radio stations
Was a radio station show co-host at several broadcast radio stations
Understand the Music industry equally and very well from both a music perspective and a business perspective, and... Since promoters are who radio stations strongly prefer to deal with directly instead of musicians, please make a conscientious decision right now to save yourself undue time, money, disappointment, and frustration by having me promote your music for you.
Again, I'm a "cheap date" at ONLY $250 per week OR $850 for one month which includes WORLDWIDE radio promotion, video promotion, and media publicity (both online and offline).
PLUS, and again, you get all of your LIVE performances promoted for FREE! And remember...most promoters, on the other hand, charge THOUSANDS of dollars per month for a single service alone.
Thanks again,
