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EPISODE · Aug 23, 2022 · 1H 34M

Does Radio Still Make Sense?

from Music Marketing Manifesto Podcast · host Music Marketing Manifesto Podcast

Radio promotion is one of those things that has been around since the very beginning of the recording industry and historically it has been absolutely key to breaking an act.However, radio promo is EXPENSIVE. It can cost you anywhere between a few grand and a few HUNDRED grand, depending on your format and your goals. And regardless of what you pay, there are no guarantees you will get the number of spins you are hoping for.So in a world where streaming and and the internet have changed the way people consume music, and with radio listenership waning, it begs the question... Should independent musicians still invest a portion of their budget in radio promotion?Find out in this episode of the Music Marketing Manifesto Podcast.This episode is yet another in the "album release" series with Josh Solomon from the Empty Pockets.

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In Episode #55 of the Music Marketing Manifesto Podcast we discuss radio and whether or not it still makes to invest in radio promotion as an independent musician. This episode is yet another in the "album release" series with Josh Solomon from the Empty Pockets.

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