"Become the New Media Oprah”, Radio Talent Coach Sam Weaver and New Media Expert Monique Terrell are making it possible for businesses and entrepreneurs to enter the world of Podcasting, Internet radio, and Teleseminars. Sign up now for the four week Telecourse at http://newmediaoprah-linkedin.eventbrite.com . Class begins July 16h.
New media has provided a profitable direct communications link between businesses/ entrepreneurs and consumers. Internet radio, Podcasting, and Teleseminar's are the new frontier; the old media of print, radio and television are no longer necessary to reach customers. A call to action opportunity is now available. Radio Talent Coach Sam Weaver and New Media Expert Monique Terrell will host “Become the New Media Oprah”, a four week introductory telecourse providing information for hosting Podcasts, Teleseminar's, and Internet radio shows. Participants will acquire skills to become part of the new media world.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Radio Talent Coach Sam Weaver
Sam Weaver, radio's best talent coach. http://www.radiocoach.biz. 1 888 680 7234. Sam concentrates on Traditional radio, Podcasters, Internet radio. Weaver also consults Internet Radio Owners. E-mail,thecoach@radiocoach.biz
Radio Coming Full Circle
Radio is reaching the maturation point, Clear Channel just made another empty statement pretending boldness in offering the best and adhering to local radio needs. This is a clear sign of “We don’t know what else to say”. Now is the time for radio personalities to prepare for the next creative wave of the industry. Dust off your skills and be on ready alert. Within the next 16 months there will be new opportunities via medium and small market radio companies. The big boys need cash to pay loan obligations dating back to yesteryear's investment banking days.
Hopefully, all the time off has been put to good use. Do you want to get back into microphone shape? I am offering an affordable tune-up package, fitting the needs of those trying to keep their skills sharp. It is important to be ready; the time is coming for the professionals to go back to work.
Radio Coming Full Circle
Radio is reaching the maturation point, Clear Channel just made another empty statement pretending boldness in offering the best and adhering to local radio needs. This is a clear sign of “We don’t know what else to say”. Now is the time for radio personalities to prepare for the next creative wave of the industry. Dust off your skills and be on ready alert. Within the next 16 months there will be new opportunities via medium and small market radio companies. The big boys need cash to pay loan obligations dating back to yesteryear's investment banking days.
Hopefully, all the time off has been put to good use. Do you want to get back into microphone shape? I am offering an affordable tune-up package, fitting the needs of those trying to keep their skills sharp. It is important to be ready; the time is coming for the professionals to go back to work.
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Radio Talent Coach Sam Weaver
Sam Weaver, radio's most affordable talent coach, http://www.radiocoach.biz,1 888 680 7234. Traditional radio, Podcasting, Internet radio. Also an Internet Radio Consultant.
The necessary announcing skills for traditional radio success have always been passed to those deemed worthy. Radio talent Coach Sam Weaver attempts to continue this honored practice through his web site at www.radiocoach.biz. Consolidation in theory was a good thing, however,it has resulted in a lack of attention to maintaining and buildings its most precious commodity, the air personality. Too many program directors have been turned into program managers, resulting in little time to work with air talent. Over the years, ratings have not always been a reflection of the sound of a station. Too much attention to "What can we do without" instead of "What we can do to enhance". This attitude has been prevalent regardless of market size. Programmers, even the experienced ones, have been handicapped by poor ownership decisions. The number one goal for Radio Coach Sam Weaver is to help announcers maximize their talents and reach broadcast goals.
The necessary announcing skills for traditional radio success have always been passed to those deemed worthy. Radio talent Coach Sam Weaver attempts to continue this honored practice through his web site at www.radiocoach.biz. Consolidation in theory was a good thing, however,it has resulted in a lack of attention to maintaining and buildings its most precious commodity, the air personality. Too many program directors have been turned into program managers, resulting in little time to work with air talent. Over the years, ratings have not always been a reflection of the sound of a station. Too much attention to "What can we do without" instead of "What we can do to enhance". This attitude has been prevalent regardless of market size. Programmers, even the experienced ones, have been handicapped by poor ownership decisions. The number one goal for Radio Coach Sam Weaver is to help announcers maximize their talents and reach broadcast goals.
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Traditional Radio Personalities: Necessary and Un-necessary
Radio talent Coach Sam Weaver can help you achieve your goals in Traditional radio, Internet radio,or Podcasting. Contact Sam at http://www.radiocoach.biz, 1 888 680 7234. Traditional or Internet, or Podcast personalities can get a free aircheck critique. His services are affordable,letting the client set the price and pay an amount they can afford.
Self-discovery is important in terms of personal growth. For an announcer, every time the microphone is on,it is a chance to connect with the passive and active listener. Give the audience a reason to stick around for the next listening moment on the radio. It might be a brief humorous backsell concerning an artist or a verbal tease of something coming up after the commercial break. Either way, the more time’s listeners can be persuaded to come back and listen; there is a potential for increased ratings. This applies to traditional radio, Podcasting, and Internet radio.
Traditional radio personalities get in the habit of saying unnecessary things like, “Thanks for being here”. It is okay to say if it can be attached it to an actual event, otherwise it is a very general statement and floats into radio space. However, if it was a part of a recorded promotional announcement, got lots of impressions, and was a positioning statement, it might be something people would take to heart and associate with the personality or the station. Necessary versus unnecessary, what does it accomplish? The more unnecessary words or statements are eliminated, the sharper the moment and the show. There was a time when arbitrends didn’t exist; only two Arbitron books a year were released for each rating period and lasted a few weeks. The programming goal was no mistakes. When you think of necessary versus unnecessary, extra words for no reason, focus on the reasons. It is all the little stuff that collectively clutters the airwaves. Radio is an inexact science, so put on the analytical cap, record every show, listen, and make adjustments to improve your daily air presentation.
Self-discovery is important in terms of personal growth. For an announcer, every time the microphone is on,it is a chance to connect with the passive and active listener. Give the audience a reason to stick around for the next listening moment on the radio. It might be a brief humorous backsell concerning an artist or a verbal tease of something coming up after the commercial break. Either way, the more time’s listeners can be persuaded to come back and listen; there is a potential for increased ratings. This applies to traditional radio, Podcasting, and Internet radio.
Traditional radio personalities get in the habit of saying unnecessary things like, “Thanks for being here”. It is okay to say if it can be attached it to an actual event, otherwise it is a very general statement and floats into radio space. However, if it was a part of a recorded promotional announcement, got lots of impressions, and was a positioning statement, it might be something people would take to heart and associate with the personality or the station. Necessary versus unnecessary, what does it accomplish? The more unnecessary words or statements are eliminated, the sharper the moment and the show. There was a time when arbitrends didn’t exist; only two Arbitron books a year were released for each rating period and lasted a few weeks. The programming goal was no mistakes. When you think of necessary versus unnecessary, extra words for no reason, focus on the reasons. It is all the little stuff that collectively clutters the airwaves. Radio is an inexact science, so put on the analytical cap, record every show, listen, and make adjustments to improve your daily air presentation.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Radio Coach Sam Weaver: Internet Radio, Podcasting, and Traditional Radio
Click here for my coaching website, http://www.radiocoach.biz
Internet radio, Podcasting, and traditional radio are poised to make great strides in communications. Content and presentation will be the engines to captivate the audience and Internet information junkies.
This is Radio Coach Sam Weaver and I am the person that can help you reach broadcast goals. Being at ease and relevant is achievable with direction. Veterans and beginners need coaching; veterans know their craft, but could use someone to guide them for a more efficient presentation. On the other hand, newbies need a solid foundation to grow. Regardless of the audio delivery method, broadcasting can be fun and profitable. Radio personalities are a small fraternal group, specializing in presenting the written word in an interesting fashion. It is a skill that transcends the old media of radio, to the new media of Internet radio, podcasts,and Video blogs. Becoming a part of this small club requires a continued effort. As a radio talent coach, I try to be the catalyst for learning and maintaining skills.
My services are affordable, I let the client set the price and pay what they can afford. Interested? Send an e-mail to thecoach@radiocoach.biz or call 1 888 680 RADIO (7234) My website is http://www.radiocoach.biz.
Internet radio, Podcasting, and traditional radio are poised to make great strides in communications. Content and presentation will be the engines to captivate the audience and Internet information junkies.
This is Radio Coach Sam Weaver and I am the person that can help you reach broadcast goals. Being at ease and relevant is achievable with direction. Veterans and beginners need coaching; veterans know their craft, but could use someone to guide them for a more efficient presentation. On the other hand, newbies need a solid foundation to grow. Regardless of the audio delivery method, broadcasting can be fun and profitable. Radio personalities are a small fraternal group, specializing in presenting the written word in an interesting fashion. It is a skill that transcends the old media of radio, to the new media of Internet radio, podcasts,and Video blogs. Becoming a part of this small club requires a continued effort. As a radio talent coach, I try to be the catalyst for learning and maintaining skills.
My services are affordable, I let the client set the price and pay what they can afford. Interested? Send an e-mail to thecoach@radiocoach.biz or call 1 888 680 RADIO (7234) My website is http://www.radiocoach.biz.
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Set Your Own Pricehttp://radiocoachsamweaver.blogspot.com/ for Instruction: Radio, Podcasting, and Internet Radio
Website, http://www.radiocoach.biz
Set the price and pay what you can afford, learn more effective ways of presentation for terrestrial radio, podcasting, and Internet radio. Everyone wants to be heard, but without content and a good presentation, no one will listen. I am Radio Coach Sam Weaver and it is my goal to assist everyone desiring to improve broadcast technique. Radiocoach.biz can assist in achieving personal announcer goals. It will take passion and practice, but anything worthwhile is worth working towards.
Many assume traditional radio, podcasting, and Internet radio is all about audio and never consider the writing behind the show. Skilled communicators know the importance of planning. The most effective broadcasts are prepared and. use a script. It takes practice, reading aloud, recording, and listening to practice sessions. Whether it is a show as a DJ or a talk show, show prep is essential. Presentation or delivery takes practice like an actor or an actress. The key is to sound natural and unrehearsed. Now is your chance to pay what you want and learn how to improve your presentation. Veteran broadcasters need occasional guidance to keep their craft on target and beginners require proper instruction to evolve as broadcasters. In either case, I am the person you need. Here is my web site, http://www.radiocoach.biz, e-mail thecoach@radiocoach.biz or call 1 888 680 RADIO (7234).
Set the price and pay what you can afford, learn more effective ways of presentation for terrestrial radio, podcasting, and Internet radio. Everyone wants to be heard, but without content and a good presentation, no one will listen. I am Radio Coach Sam Weaver and it is my goal to assist everyone desiring to improve broadcast technique. Radiocoach.biz can assist in achieving personal announcer goals. It will take passion and practice, but anything worthwhile is worth working towards.
Many assume traditional radio, podcasting, and Internet radio is all about audio and never consider the writing behind the show. Skilled communicators know the importance of planning. The most effective broadcasts are prepared and. use a script. It takes practice, reading aloud, recording, and listening to practice sessions. Whether it is a show as a DJ or a talk show, show prep is essential. Presentation or delivery takes practice like an actor or an actress. The key is to sound natural and unrehearsed. Now is your chance to pay what you want and learn how to improve your presentation. Veteran broadcasters need occasional guidance to keep their craft on target and beginners require proper instruction to evolve as broadcasters. In either case, I am the person you need. Here is my web site, http://www.radiocoach.biz, e-mail thecoach@radiocoach.biz or call 1 888 680 RADIO (7234).
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Content and Presentation for Internet Radio, Podcasting, and Terrestrial Radio: Set Your Own Price
Podcasting and Internet radio is about content and presentation. The written word is king, it is the engine for new digital audio platforms. People are getting news alerts through their cell phones and use Personal Digital Assistants (PDA’s) to listen to podcasts. It is important to learn how to take the written word and present it in a concise, informative and entertaining way. Terrestrial radio, podcasting, and Internet radio are becoming sisters in the world of mass communications. This is radio talent coach Sam Weaver and I work with individual broadcasters, helping them utilize their own special skills. Here is the unique part; I let clients set their own price, pay what they can afford. Now there is no excuse to learn content and preparation for podcasts and Internet radio. Checkout http://www.radiocoach.biz, e-mail thecoach@radiocoach.biz, or call 1888 680 RADIO (7234).
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