ArtistCast Radio is, in its simplist of forms, a way for music artists and bands to promote and present their music in a way that mimics a traditional radio station.  With over 20 years experience in broadcast and internet radio, I've been able to produce a product that allows musicians to bring their music to their fans packaged as a single radio station.

Sometimes, you just can't afford to hire a team of IT professionals to maintain your servers, workstations, or even just handle the day to day routines you need to ensure your websites are up and running.  A full time IT Administrator can run a small business anywhere between $45,000 and $90,000 a year, and in today's economy, that amount of money can break a small business.

Since 1982, I've been writing, producing, and voiceing radio commercial copy and imaging on radio stations around the globe.  Radio has, and always will be a major passion of mine, and I make sure that I put my all behind every spot that I create.  My rates vary based on the station, advertiser, and the amount of production needed, but one thing you can always count on - is the quality of work that I bring to all of my clients.

One of the most difficult aspects of the music business is getting your music on the radio.  Take it from someone who spent years in the chairs of Music Director, Programming Director, even Operations Manager for stations.  People like us get bombarded with more CD's and requests to listen to tracks than most people get spammed by Viagra ad emails in a lifetime.  It's a difficult process, and requires alot of legwork and creativity on the part of your radio promotions people. 

Whether you are a business providing products and services or a music professional looking to expand your network, there is something that needs to be said when it comes to a website...  Get One!

Sure, you can have a MySpace, Facebook, iLike, YouTube, Twitter, even a LinkedIn page, but these services will never compare to having a full website linked to your domain that doesn't bombard your visitors with information about other products and services while you try to get their attention.