I Want My DJA Radio!
Are you like me and having withdrawals from not being able to hear new DAJ Radio Pod Casts?
DJARadio.com took a vacation just before Christmas 2006 with the idea it would be back early in 2007.
Unfortunately the producers of the pod casts found that supplying DJs all around the world with these great pod cast shows was more expensive and harder then they first believed.
They need our help! If you would like to hear DJA RADIO back on the air it is time to step up and be heard!
Producing a show like this is very expensive. In order to offset the expense shows need to have paid advertisers. Advertisers only want to pay to have their products promoted on shows that have a high popularity ranking, a large group of people in the demographics that they wish to sell to and a show that will draw attention to their product and listeners willing to spend their money on said product.
Here are a few ways you can help to possibly get these advertisers to pay for the advertising.
1) Go to I Tunes and make a posting about the DJARADIO show. Let everyone read how good it is. You need to do this every month to help keep them in the top rankings.
2) Download past shows and put them into a file on your computer and listen to them over and over.
3) Purchase products from the advertisers on DJA Radio and let them know you are buying this because you heard about the product on DJA RADIO.
4) Go to djaradio.com and post a blog to the shows you like and let them know that you want to hear more from them.
5) If you or anyone you may know has a product to sell, speak with the producers about selling it on their shows.
6) Call the phone number on DJARADIO and leave a message saying you miss them and want them back!
7) Spread the word! Tell everyone you know to go back and listen to all the original shows from the last year. Get everyone listening to http://www.djaradio.com
It would be shame and a terrible set back to the DJ industry if great, helpful and important information like DJA Radio disappears from our world. Many DJs need to hear the truth about being a DJ and how to be a better one.
Jeff Richards: Party Time Productions