By Bela Kellog

 Submitting an aircheck to a prospective employer is the most important part of landing your first or next radio gig. Getting your aircheck into the hands of the Program Director is tough enough, and you're going to have a lot of competition. So your aircheck has got to grab their attention, and grab it fast.

1. Put your bet "bit" first.
Today with consolidation and PD's wearing more hats than ever, you've got to grab their attention immediately . if you don't give them something really gets their attention in the first five or at most ten seconds, the PD is off to the next aircheck in a heartbeat. Spend a lot of time deciding what's going first on the aircheck. It's also a great idea to... Read more: The Top 5 Things Radio Employers Will Be Listening For In Your Radio Aircheck.