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As much as radio pluggers cannot guarantee that a musician's songs will be played on all the targeted stations, they can guarantee that the musician will get radio airplay, ranging from national, regional, and student to online stations.

Invitation Never improvise, always write a script. ... Know your audience. ... Practice to make it lively and interesting, whilst short and clear. ... Be creative. ... Insert your promos regularly into your station's schedule up to a week before, every day ? changing the times each day for maximum reach.

A radio plugger - also known as radio PR or music publicist, is the middle-person between an artist and a radio station or presenter, with the aim of acquiring radio airplay for the artist's music release.

Obtaining a Show Talk to radio stations in your area about buying air time or any open positions they might have for a radio host for their main programming. Talk to them about the type of show you want to have and ask about their process for new radio show hosts.

Radio promotion is the division of a record company which is charged with placing songs on the radio. They maintain relationships with program directors at radio stations and attempt to persuade them to play singles to promote the sale of recordings, such as CDs, sold by the record company.

Typically you will pay between £800-£1500 per single. The campaign will span approximately 8-10 weeks and at the end of it, they can't guarantee you any radio play at all. The reason they can't guarantee any radio support is because radio is dominated by major label signed artists and tightly controlled playlists.

PPL per-play payment examples BBC Radio 1: £37.76 per minute. BBC Radio 2: £82.07 per minute.

?As an unsigned band, you are told to achieve success you need to hire a radio plugger to help place your music on radio station playlists. Typically you will pay between £800-£1500 per single.