Most big Top-40/Hip-Hop stations have a night club/mix show that goes on Fridays and Saturdays. Would a syndicated one work out any good? I was thinking about starting one that is free for any station small, big or on the internet to use. I don't have any previews or anything yet but i will soon.
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Would a syndicated dj mix/club show be a good idea?
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Seems there are many syndicated dj/mix club radio shows available. How do you plan to make money? Check out a search engine. Here's just one
http://superadio.com/about-superadio/
http://superadio.com/about-superadio/
In many markets, the money from dj and club mix shows sometimes comes from sponsorships by clubs themslelves, often including phone-ins or live broadcasts from clubs. Otherwise, there is not much money spent on radio at night, particularly locally.
It's hard for a station to justify paying for a show that will not generate revenue in a hard to sell daypart. Only a barter-based show would work if the syndicator could find clients interested in late night radio.
I'm not that interested in making money. I just want to make something for people to enjoy and have a good time.
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If your show is really good, maybe you could get Westwood to do the distribution for you.
How am i going to get people that say stuff like "Your in the mix with DJ <name> !" or promos that say "Tune in to the all new DJ <name> on Fridays at <time> on <station name>" ?
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You would have to pay one, they don't share the same passion you have
Well... There's already The Remix Top 30 w/Hollywood Hamilton. Then there's pseudo-mix shows like, Most Requested Live w/Romeo, Club Kane, and the 32 year long running, Open House Party.
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