TuneIn is one of the most popular online directories, with 75 million monthly active users. It currently broadcasts over 100,000 radio stations and 5.7 million podcasts. Adding your radio station to the TuneIn directory is a great way to boost your visibility. Plus, it’s completely free!
TuneIn is currently accepting new submissions for their platform, and reviews each case individually. Here are the steps you’ll need to follow in order to submit your station:
In this section, you’ll need to provide details regarding your online radio station:
This part of the submission forms requires you to provide information regarding the statistics of your radio station. If you’re a RadioKing client, you can find all of this information under the Statistics Tab in your Radio Manager.
3. Session Starts (30, 60 and 90 days): You’ll find the total number of sessions started under Statistics > Listeners in your Radio Manager. You’ll also be able to see the session duration, and the location.
4. Number of Commercial Minutes per Hour: Finally, you’ll need to enter your station’s number of commercial minutes per hour. This refers to any advertising that occurs on your stream. You can access your track history under Scheduling > History.
To finish the submission form, you must indicate whether you already have a radio station listed in their directory. If you do, they ask that you provide the station ID.
Then click the submit button, and you’re done!
As indicated in the submission form, the TuneIn team will contact you if they have any questions or are able to add your content to the platform!
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