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Welcome to JPF, Manoreza!
Although I am no longer in the game, I did spend over 20 years in radio and TV. Things may have changed since I was active, but here is how it worked with BMI as of 5 years ago: Each TV and radio station filled out a log showing all music played during two one-week periods each year. With only one broadcast station playing your song, the chance of your song getting airplay during one of the logging periods would probably be pretty slim.
BMI, ASCAP, and SESAC all work in pretty much the same way. The good news is, you are at least getting some broadcast exposure and that is more than a lot of us can say. Keep plugging away and don't give up.
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