How to Write a Proposal for a Radio Talk Show
Radio talk shows generate billions of dollars in revenue each year. In fact several talk radio hosts have gone on to become bestseller authors and branched out into other markets increasing their own income substantially. If you wish to enter into this industry you should learn to write a proposal for a radio talk show.
- Create a concept for your radio talk show. You want a concept that is unique and is not just another carbon copy of existing radio talk shows. This concept should attract listeners from several different markets not only the mainstream.
- Schedule an appointment with the Voice Coordinator of the radio station in which you would like to broadcast your radio talk show. Pitch this concept to this Voice Coordinator pay close attention to her or his feedback.
- Begin writing the written portion of the radio talk show proposal. In basic this written portion is an outline that depicts the format of your radio talk show. Create this outline to include novel concepts that make your radio talk show unique.
- Produce a demo of your radio talk show. Use the written portion and/or outline you create in step 3 to aid you in the production of a script for this radio talk show.
- Create the audio portion of your radio talk show proposal. You will record an audio demo of your produced radio talk show script. Edit this demo as necessary to ensure quality of your production.
- Submit the written proposal and the audio demo to the Voice Coordinator for approval.