Tip 1: introduce you guest with 59 words or less. a. what they do. b. who they ate c. whst yhey ate going to share on their visit. Tip 2: uou can swee,e 9 thirty seconds on a o e hour radio show. a break 1 after 15 moniyrs. break 2 after 35 minutes and break 3 after 45 minutes. Tip 3; no one really knows how many people are listening to your show except arbitron Neilson raiting setvice so pitch zip code radius of potential listeners based on the chamber of commerce business population numbers. for rxsmple St Louis Mo has 23,000 businesses with 80%
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Thanks for your suggestion. I completely agree having a big 😁smile 😁on your face does come across to the listener. Definitely think when entering that studio the presenter needs to leave their woes behind them and bring positivity to the airwaves!
Really excellent tips, James - thank you so much for making this video! How to be a Radio Presenter in 13 minutes - every radio presenter, new and experienced, should watch this. I've been saying this stuff to our volunteer presenters for years, but there is nothing like a video to bring it to life!
Tip sometimes a guest prepared 10 questions for a one hour shown but it isnt enough content and you'll wind up with dead air time. get some articles about their area of expertisr and share content and ask for their opinion. it will help promise.
WOOOOOOOOOOOW man ur great,, i really ove the tips i am from TANZANIA and by watching ur videos i became one of the best presenters and u know what i also had i trophy of best presenter at our office man u helped me a lot al in all thanks for everything
You can sign up to my mailing list to get more tips like this at jamesm.com - if you have any questions, please direct them to studio@radio.co and our team will pick them up!
I think voice must be dynamic. Radio presenting is an art just like singing. I berg to differ on the issue of voice. When presenting news for example should sound different in terms of voice from presenting an advert. Dynamism is key for radio presenters.
Hi James, that was really helpful thank you. I am a presenter on a community radio station and love it however I have to work on my ‘uhh’ & ‘umm’ although I have improved a lot over 3 years! I always listen back to my live shows and I have worked out that I do that when I am trying to read several screens, read my script or I have a problem in front of me, a good colleague said ‘just pause’ rather than ‘um’ (briefly). Any ideas?
Personally I think people get too caught up in the whole 'umm' 'ahh' thing. It's part of our natural language after all! When we're having conversations with anyone, we will umm and arr as part of our day to day speech - so why any different on the radio. I agree if it's excessive it can become annoying, but don't beat yourself up too much for the occasional stumble over your words - even presenters who are working at the highest level on national TV & Radio will occasionally mess up a word, or umm and ahh! Hope that helps!
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Let me know them in the comments! 👇
Tip 1: introduce you guest with 59 words or less. a. what they do. b. who they ate c. whst yhey ate going to share on their visit.
Tip 2: uou can swee,e 9 thirty seconds on a o e hour radio show. a break 1 after 15 moniyrs. break 2 after 35 minutes and break 3 after 45 minutes.
Tip 3; no one really knows how many people are listening to your show except arbitron Neilson raiting setvice so pitch zip code radius of potential listeners based on the chamber of commerce business population numbers.
for rxsmple St Louis Mo has 23,000 businesses with 80%
sorry too hard to type this.
sorry James about the typo
@Dr. Stan Fine PhD Great tips! Thank you for sharing 🙌
you all probably dont care at all but does someone know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account??
I stupidly forgot my account password. I appreciate any help you can give me!
James I have never learnt from anyone and get understanding like you.Keep it up
Great tips on how to become a great radio presenter!
I subscribed before the end of your 1st sentence. Your voice is the type I want to listen on my headphones.
Cheers Dani! More videos like this one coming soon :)
@@AudioInsider_YT looking forward to it. Thanks from a fellow Brit
Good vid. Thanks, James. I often smile while doing an on-air, depends on the situation but I find the smile really does connect.
Thanks for your suggestion. I completely agree having a big 😁smile 😁on your face does come across to the listener. Definitely think when entering that studio the presenter needs to leave their woes behind them and bring positivity to the airwaves!
Really excellent tips, James - thank you so much for making this video! How to be a Radio Presenter in 13 minutes - every radio presenter, new and experienced, should watch this. I've been saying this stuff to our volunteer presenters for years, but there is nothing like a video to bring it to life!
Thank you for your kind words Julian, I really appreciate it! Please feel free to share it with your presenters and colleagues! 🎧
Thank you James, excellent pointers. Will be making this mandatory viewing for our future intake of presenters. Subscribed
Thank you for the kind words. I'm glad you found it useful! 🙌
Mr James thank you am aspiring journalist from Uganda and I really learned a lot from you 🤝
Thanks for the tips, James, this is helpful for me.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks a million James 👍🏾
No problem!
Cool. I’m about to enjoy my first ever Radio Skills Course. Great pointers.
Many thanks.
Great tips, Many thanks
Thanks for all those tips James. Very helpful and I will be using them in the future podcasts 👍
Great! Glad you found it useful, Paul 🥳
Thank you James, these points are very valid. Another thing that works for me is being Home Proud 👏
Great point - I agree being home town proud is also a great way to get the community on your side!
Great and very useful tips James, thank you
Glad you found it useful Martin! Cheers
Thank you for your tips sir. This vid helped lot to people like me. 👍
Thank you so much for this , it’s been a life saver
Glad you found it useful!
Loved that. 100% interested
Glad you found it useful!
very insightful
Thanks 🙌
Great hit ur words are really motivating.. need ur advise on a question but will like to ask it in camera pls reply
Tip sometimes a guest prepared 10 questions for a one hour shown but it isnt enough content and you'll wind up with dead air time. get some articles about their area of expertisr and share content and ask for their opinion. it will help promise.
Agree. Always good to be over prepared!
WOOOOOOOOOOOW man ur great,, i really ove the tips i am from TANZANIA and by watching ur videos i became one of the best presenters and u know what i also had i trophy of best presenter at our office man u helped me a lot al in all thanks for everything
Thank you for the kind words, so glad you're finding my videos useful!
Congrats on the trophy 🏆
James, Thanks for the nice content and good points. I will always emphasize on this for better improvement
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You can sign up to my mailing list to get more tips like this at jamesm.com - if you have any questions, please direct them to studio@radio.co and our team will pick them up!
Great music, a human voice and TRUTH makes good radio 📻
yes indeed!
Great pointers I'm definitely gonna use them and also share them with my fellow colleagues❤👍
Awesome! Thank you!
Your perfect…thank u
wow...
James you are excellent thank you so much your videos are amazings well done god bless you....take care stay safe
Thanks for the kind words! Glad you're finding my videos useful 🙏
This is really cool
I think voice must be dynamic. Radio presenting is an art just like singing. I berg to differ on the issue of voice. When presenting news for example should sound different in terms of voice from presenting an advert. Dynamism is key for radio presenters.
Can i tag making phone videos presentation as being a "talk show"???
Hi James, that was really helpful thank you. I am a presenter on a community radio station and love it however I have to work on my ‘uhh’ & ‘umm’ although I have improved a lot over 3 years! I always listen back to my live shows and I have worked out that I do that when I am trying to read several screens, read my script or I have a problem in front of me, a good colleague said ‘just pause’ rather than ‘um’ (briefly). Any ideas?
Personally I think people get too caught up in the whole 'umm' 'ahh' thing. It's part of our natural language after all!
When we're having conversations with anyone, we will umm and arr as part of our day to day speech - so why any different on the radio. I agree if it's excessive it can become annoying, but don't beat yourself up too much for the occasional stumble over your words - even presenters who are working at the highest level on national TV & Radio will occasionally mess up a word, or umm and ahh!
Hope that helps!
Great 👍🏾 tips
Very helpful
Glad you found it useful!
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Thank you! 🙌
I am a presenter often find myself dull and boring so thanks
No problem. Hope you found the video useful 🙌
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Thank you, that was really helpful. Let me know if I can help you with anything.
Glad it was helpful!
Very good video mi friead, and technics to bring me here to watch your video, I will do the same in spanish. Thanks again... Ministerio Postreros Tiempos Inc.
Glad you found it useful! 🙌
Why are all of these type of videos British? I can’t seem to find one American radio broadcast video.
Great video. Except for the zoom in/out/in/out... It's freaking me out.
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I hate scripts
The multiple jump cuts are very difficult to watch.
Welcome to RUclips. You don’t have to watch it - just listen in the background 😉
@@AudioInsider_YT That's just what I did! As a video editor myself I thought it was overkill though...just my 2 cents.
@13th Floor Video Thank you for the feedback 🙌