Internet Radio Campaign
- Place music in the hands of online program directors and DJs for rotation
- Place music in podcaster and video bloggers hands for rotation and review
- Create internet only contests that drive genre specific music lovers to artist website
- Schedule “on-air” interviews with radio station, podcast, and video broadcasters
- Create “tie-in” marketing with live event productions hosted by internet broadcasters
- Leverage online air play to gain terrestrial radio awareness and rotation
- Sell more CDs
What an Internet Radio Campaign Does:
Internet Radio Campaigns are designed to get an artist’s music to genre specific fans looking for new music to consume, bridge the gap between independent artists and major label artists fighting for terrestrial (traditional) radio play, and force terrestrial radio program directors to add independent music by popular demand. An Internet Radio Campaign also increases artist visibility therefore driving CD/mp3 sales.How an Internet Radio Campaign Works:
Internet radio station DJs are becoming the talk of the streets instead of the local DJs forced to play music that is programmed out of market. This is due to the internet “opening the eyes” of music consumers to the point that they actually realize that there is more, and in many cases, better music available than the ten or fifteen artists on the “Billboard Charts” terrestrial DJs play. An independent record label or artist that understands internet radio is now, not the future, is well ahead of the competition and will gain loyal fans faster. By offering music to internet radio program directors, DJs, podcasters, and bloggers and artist can literally get their music to millions of potential fans for a fraction of the cost associated with terrestrial radio marketing.Internet Radio Campaigns work through a series of steps geared to increase online “adds” by program directors/DJs, increase fan base through “adds,” and ultimately drive fans to buy an artists music and request terrestrial (traditional) Program Directors/DJs play the music.
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