I love your info. That you are giving. I been trying to figure out the whole Online Radio stuff. I been working on a website right now. Also i love everything your saying about website this is so true. My think is how do you get the music to play on the radio without being in trouble. I have songs that me and my friend wrote that about 15 songs. I have also hired singers.... Also bought the beats. But right now i trying to figure what others songs i would be able to put on my radio station. Keep doing your thing and enjoy the content. I love music... Accept i would do it as a clown lol. And other voices also.
You have a better chance getting listeners by advertising in your local papers than you do on your website these days! 18000 new websites per day and getting worse. Just take an ad out in the local papers or on the local billboards.
I am getting online advice from you, great. Question should I continue to push for paid advertising and free station or charge customers subscriptions? James
hey James I always like to see your videos and tips and throughout that, I have long a lot and running up visionary Radio this is a totally spiritual channel we run in India. this is in the Hindi language and I have a lot of things even I choose some of the equipment after you suggested in your videos just like a RoadPodcaster and more you recently shared about zoom 8 channel mixer that's cheaper than Road podcast. that's really hard for me. I am laughing... anyway I am learning a lot from you please be with us keep it up brother be blessed in Christ
Not even a word about licensing. While all advises a great, how can small internet radio broadcast, for example, Beatles or Roling Stones music without paying ridiculous amount of money for licensing?
The video wasn't about licensing? It was about marketing. Completely different topics. Depends what you mean when you say 'Ridiculous amounts of money' unfortunately, the fees for royalty collection aren't set by me. If you require advice on this area, I suggest you seek qualified advice from a copyright lawyer as that's not my area of specialism.
@@AudioInsider_YTsure this wasn't about licensing. I perfectly know that licensing fee is not set by you. My point is that your examples somehow referred to big names such as Beatles and so on. There is a big difference between marketing famous content and music that it is unknown to public. Makes sense?
BTW, there is practically the same question in comments - how to get music for radio. The answer is obvious: pay for it, and good luck if you ever break even.
@@drysabre2242 All of the points made in this video can be applied to any genre/era etc. This was just an example. If you're not breaking even then sorry to hear that, but radio *is* a solid and proven business model thats been around for a LONG time. Sure stations come and go and some do go bust, same with any line of business - but the basic premise has always been the same. Grow an audience and leverage it to generate revenue.
I love your info. That you are giving. I been trying to figure out the whole Online Radio stuff. I been working on a website right now. Also i love everything your saying about website this is so true. My think is how do you get the music to play on the radio without being in trouble. I have songs that me and my friend wrote that about 15 songs. I have also hired singers.... Also bought the beats. But right now i trying to figure what others songs i would be able to put on my radio station. Keep doing your thing and enjoy the content. I love music... Accept i would do it as a clown lol. And other voices also.
Sad truth us that you can't get anything without paying for licensing. And this is prohibitively expensive.
BMI, ASCAP, SESAC, PRS, GMR, SOCAN
So much appreciated! Stay safe, Sir!
Glad you found it useful!
James you always provide great advice and I've been following your video's for awhile. Keep up the great work.😀
Thanks - I'm glad you're finding my videos useful!
I love your videos James, have been following you for years now. Great ideas in this time of social media.
Thanks for the kind words Margaret!
This is so so insightful, thanks
Awesome though it's after 2 Years that I'm watching this. Could you please teach me how to create a website? I really need this
You have a better chance getting listeners by advertising in your local papers than you do on your website these days! 18000 new websites per day and getting worse. Just take an ad out in the local papers or on the local billboards.
I am getting online advice from you, great. Question should I continue to push for paid advertising and free station or charge customers subscriptions? James
Hi, I really want to know how I can have mine own Online Radio podcast
hey James
I always like to see your videos and tips and throughout that, I have long a lot and running up visionary Radio this is a totally spiritual channel we run in India. this is in the Hindi language and I have a lot of things even I choose some of the equipment after you suggested in your videos just like a RoadPodcaster and more you recently shared about zoom 8 channel mixer that's cheaper than Road podcast. that's really hard for me.
I am laughing...
anyway I am learning a lot from you please be with us keep it up brother be blessed in Christ
Great advice, thanks very much!
Glad it was helpful!
Have you ever use sam broadcaster as well
Can u do a video of getting LLC or Licensed for a internet radio
This is great. I am in South Africa , Bloemfontein want to come to you.come and learn more.
Plenty more resources over at radio.co/blog
James how do we make email signups
It was helpful. Thanks man
Glad to hear it!
Great video!
Thanks - glad you enjoyed it! 🙌
Not even a word about licensing. While all advises a great, how can small internet radio broadcast, for example, Beatles or Roling Stones music without paying ridiculous amount of money for licensing?
The video wasn't about licensing? It was about marketing. Completely different topics.
Depends what you mean when you say 'Ridiculous amounts of money' unfortunately, the fees for royalty collection aren't set by me. If you require advice on this area, I suggest you seek qualified advice from a copyright lawyer as that's not my area of specialism.
@@AudioInsider_YTsure this wasn't about licensing. I perfectly know that licensing fee is not set by you. My point is that your examples somehow referred to big names such as Beatles and so on. There is a big difference between marketing famous content and music that it is unknown to public. Makes sense?
BTW, there is practically the same question in comments - how to get music for radio. The answer is obvious: pay for it, and good luck if you ever break even.
@@drysabre2242 All of the points made in this video can be applied to any genre/era etc. This was just an example.
If you're not breaking even then sorry to hear that, but radio *is* a solid and proven business model thats been around for a LONG time. Sure stations come and go and some do go bust, same with any line of business - but the basic premise has always been the same. Grow an audience and leverage it to generate revenue.
Why do you need more than a play button. Many detest data mining. Did Rush Limbaugh have a social medium stratify?
Trumps in office again..time to start a radio station..