Unfortunately, many internet radio stations struggle to make a profit. The industry is highly competitive, and the revenue streams mentioned earlier may not be enough to sustain a station. Traditional broadcasted radio stations that have an internet streaming presence extend their revenue. But a lot of streaming only stations fail and loose tonnes of money.
With hard work and dedication, you can turn your station into a business. Here's how big commercial radio stations do it: radio.co/blog/internet-radio-stations-make-money
We offer a few courses, one of which teaches you how to become a great radio presenter: radio.co/courses/how-to-be-a-better-radio-presenter If you have any questions then please contact studio@radio.co.
How about when a station forces a prize winner to say the station's name so they can piece it into their show to make it sound like the color said it on the fly which they didn't which makes it a unpaid ad and there's no compensation. Isn't that against the law and against the FCC? I know the station w qdr does this all the time
Online radio can be very lucrative for those with the right business mindset, but most people do it out of love for the medium and the enjoyment they get out of it. If you want to learn more about how you can profit from internet radio, look here; radio.co/blog/highest-earning-radio-stations
We're British, so we say 'advertisement` with an s, not z. In any case, if you realise you need a hand organising your shows then we're always happy to help: studio@radio.co.
Unfortunately, many internet radio stations struggle to make a profit. The industry is highly competitive, and the revenue streams mentioned earlier may not be enough to sustain a station. Traditional broadcasted radio stations that have an internet streaming presence extend their revenue. But a lot of streaming only stations fail and loose tonnes of money.
Is there a standard form letter I can use?
Not sure what you mean. But can you drop us a message at studio@radio.co
This has been a dream of mine since the 1990s. My own radio station business
With hard work and dedication, you can turn your station into a business. Here's how big commercial radio stations do it: radio.co/blog/internet-radio-stations-make-money
what are you waiting for??? do it!!!
@@danielmaldonado104 money and i dont have any type of radio equipment to begin with. Wish i had some rich friends to help me start
@@eastcoastgrandison4855 Whats your discord?
@@adamtate7200 I don't know what you mean?
Hi, please let me know if you still offer voice couching courses?
We offer a few courses, one of which teaches you how to become a great radio presenter: radio.co/courses/how-to-be-a-better-radio-presenter
If you have any questions then please contact studio@radio.co.
Hay let meet in get over the radio pssp
Jut get ove the radio
How about when a station forces a prize winner to say the station's name so they can piece it into their show to make it sound like the color said it on the fly which they didn't which makes it a unpaid ad and there's no compensation. Isn't that against the law and against the FCC? I know the station w qdr does this all the time
Dont seem like its much money to be made
Online radio can be very lucrative for those with the right business mindset, but most people do it out of love for the medium and the enjoyment they get out of it. If you want to learn more about how you can profit from internet radio, look here; radio.co/blog/highest-earning-radio-stations
@@Radiodotco Completely agree with you.
watching in 2021
Bit outdated now. But find an updated version at: radio.co/blog/internet-radio-stations-make-money
ADVERTizment not advertiiisement
We're British, so we say 'advertisement` with an s, not z. In any case, if you realise you need a hand organising your shows then we're always happy to help: studio@radio.co.
I'm American and we pronounce it that say way she's pronouncing it