Q – Do I need a logo?

A – Yes. A logo is your brand. Your audience needs to know who you are.

Q – Do I need a splash video?

A – No. However, they are recommended. This is a higher-quality network. Be the best.

Q - Can Luv Radio create a plash video for me?

A – Yes we can, however, you must be an existing customer of Luv Radio Network  

      Studios.

Q - Do I need an intro and outro?

A - No, however, it is HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Q - Can Luv Radio Network Studios create my intro and outro video?

A - YES, however, you must be an existing customer of Luv Radio Network Studios.

Q - Can I use my cell phone to record my content?

A - Yes. Some cell phones have great cameras and editing software for shooting your 

     content. There are also great microphones that have excellent quality (NO WIND 

     OR BACKGROUND SOUND). Shooting your video must be in horizontal view. 

     (PLEASE CHECK YOUR DEVICE BEFORE RECORDING)

Q – What is the best video format for my content that I want to upload?

A -  Video Format: MP4

    - Video Size: 1920 x 1080 pixels

    - Videos uploaded should have the same consistent Frames Per Second (FPS) for   

      example 30FPS / 24FPS

   - Videos uploaded should have the same consistent Bitrate for example  4,000kbs

Q – What is the recommended size for thumbnails for my videos?

A - 1920x1080 Pixels- 16:9 Aspect Ratio

Q – How can my show be monetized?

A – Monetizing can be done is several different ways. #1: 5K a month viewers. #2:  

      Adding adds into your show. #3: Viewer Subscriptions for your content (Take note 

      of the importance of securing correct permissions if you are planning to use 3rd 

      content as part of a subscription or other paid plan.)

Q – Where can I find content for my show?

A – Luv Radio Network Studios is not a content aggregation service, so we do not offer 

     a specific selection of content to be used.

      However here are several TIPS regarding finding content:

   - Use video content from Public Domains (The public domain consists of all the   

     creative work to which no exclusive intellectual property rights apply. Those rights  

     may have expired, been forfeited, expressly waived, or may be inapplicable. -

     Wikipedia)

   - Use independent content aggregators (a variety of services are out there and can    

     be found by researching the specific type of content you are looking to procure    

     rights  to use.)

  - Get permissions directly from the creators

  - Team up with other content owners/creators.

  - Collaborations with independent artists (i.e. filmmakers, musicians, YouTubers) 

    looking for exposure. (This is a great way to grow. Logo and splash page are     

    required)