How to Create Online Radio Show?

The 50 day thing is because there is more to consider. If you will be broadcasting you need licences etc. I personally dont believe this can be done with only 197dollars. Either way if thats what you want to do thats cool.

The radio show is perfect if you have heaps of traffic and some prospects. Is there a link?

Why don't you just create your own radio show through podcasting! Mostly free...

Lots of internet marketers start loving it once the list building and money starts rolling in...
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Dave

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You might also get some ideas throughout the following resources and by Googling other internet radio related keywords...
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Dave

I created a three part 90 minute radio show complete with bumper music and interludes. The key is in the editing! I first learned thru Michael Senoff's free website on audio creation-audio marketing secrets(is a paid course I did enroll in). I then hired my technical guy that won 4 emmy's with his work at ESPN--so I hit the jackpot really. I get 500 hits per day on i-tunes where I first posted the golf author interview about a unique swing method learned from the late great Ben Hogan(who talked to two people on earth about the mysteries of his swing).

I now circulate it around on blogtalk radio and other websites. Audio content is way easier than writing a book. However, I worked real hard on my questions after reading his book. I e-mailed the questions to the author who slightly changed two questions. When I put him on the phone he was so natural and interesting, the final audio product was very informative. I am in the process of doing artwork so it can be distributed on physical cd's for car use. I have learned audio effects the decision processes in the brain different than video and you can do other things while listening to audio(drive a car, surf the web).

You can just plunge into it with free conference call - which records bridge calls for free. You then have something that can be played back into a audio editing product. I do have some suggestions if you need help later....just get your feet wet and you will develop your own style. I can't say enough about quality editing....editing is the key to holding ears.

Tim Flaherty

Nightengale,

Part of the 50 days is getting involved in syndication, that's generally the lead time you need to do it right, with local promo etc..

I've help produce several podcasts and radio shows, there is a slight difference.

Podcasts are much more flexible on times, when creating a radio show the segments have to be a specific length (to the second) with insert times for local sponsors, weather and station promos, and the top and bottom of the hour station IDs.

Podcasts are much more time friendly.

As it has been mentioned before, blogtalk radio is an excellent platform to get your feet wet without the expense of equipment.

Regardless of your choice podcast or radio show....

Here's a brief outline of what is needed to keep you on track.

No single segment should be over 7 minutes, in between segments can be sponsorships or promos, its also a good time to give out tips that are in your expertise that is not part of that specific show.

The breakaway (time between segments) should be no shorter than 60 seconds and no longer than 3 min.

When you return in every segment, re-introduce the topic and the guest if you have one (not a full intro - Something like, "This is nightengale and we're talking with Jeff Bezos about the popularity of the new Kindle reader, Welcome back Jeff, now you were saying that your expecting content for the kindle to explode in the coming months")

Final segment is where everything is wrapped up, thanking guests, listeners, giving contact details for you, the show, products mentioned, and the guests, and a tease about next week show topic and guess always invite the listener to tune in next week.

As you prepare for the show, create a list of questions and put them in the flow of your segments, if you get off topic in one segment, the next segment will be back on track.

Most guests have prepared questions for you, take their questions and form them in your own words while keeping the focus of your shows topic.

For example, the guest is speaking on home gardens and your show is about stay at home moms. The guests sheet could say What are the best times to plan your garden.

You would take that sentence and say:

"With stay at home Mom's is always important for them to keep schedules because they have so many things that they need to take care of, while also tending to the kids, So for Moms when is the best time to plan their gardens ? "


There are many other details but this should give you a good idea of how to make even your first show a winner ~!

Mark (with over 30 years in broadcasting and voice work)

Pretty simple Michelle

Just create your radio show in Audacity and then strem it from your website. Here is a video tutorial and if you have any questions feel free to ask.

Audacity | mp3soundstream.com

Quentin

Beware of Audacity. It is free and that's a good thing, but it loves to crash during your recordings. It's just like an early word processing software package, just remember to constantly save what you're doing or you'll lose it all.

Michelle,

I think you should give this radio program a chance. It would be something fun and you can turn your copwriting skills into verbal words. It would be actually something easier to do. Did you know that you speak three times faster than you type? You can save your hands from gaining carpal tunnel syndrome.

Let us all know here on the warrior forum how that turns out to be!

Jeff