Teleseminars, Audio Downloads, Podcasts: Listen, do You? You’ll Learn And Earn More
Fortunately, if you follow the Ten Commandments you can get people to stay at your website longer, inquire about your product or service more often, and even buy more of what you sell. Does not that sound good? So without further ado, here are Ten Commandments you must follow when placing audio on your website.
Commandment # 1Don’t set audio to play automatically when people arrive at your website. Your visitors have different computers with different speakers, some have the volume turned way up, some are already listening to music, some do not even have speakers to begin with. If you start to play audio automatically you risk losing potential customers. This is much easer to leave a website or press the back button then is to look around for how to turn off the sound. One exception to this commandment is to use pop-ups. Popup windows can be closed by the visitor, yet they still leave them in your website. The same goes for exit pop-ups, these windows can be very effective at grabbing the visitors attention, although some people may not like it was very successful in some uses.
Commandment # 2Sounding like a pro! You must have professional sounding audio on your website. Anything else will make you look like an amateur. If you demonstrate your own poetry, or tells a personal story, or marketing yourself, then you can use your own voice. But if you’re trying to sell something and your voice does not quite cut it, then have a professional voiceover person record audio. It will make all the difference. You can find a list of available specialists dubbing of www.web-audio-reviews.com/voiceover.htm
Commandment # 3When using audio to sell or promote, keep it short! Long audio messages have their place online and rarely on the main page of the site. Keep your messages short, concise, to the point and easy to follow. This can make all the difference in the audio message. Try to keep your promotional audio message around 30-90 seconds. Ads are only 30 seconds and your point is very well follow their lead and do the same thing.
Commandment # 4Be prepared! If you or someone else’s audio recording then write a script. Write a complete word for word script, practice it out loud and change it if necessary. If you just “wing it” then it will sound like it. Others to listen and critique your script before you record it. Fine tune your script by removing unnecessary words, cutting down the total length, and text for maximum impact.Commandment # 5When record their own audio, smile! It will be located in her voice. But remember, if it does not sound like a pro even when you smile, then get one!
Order # 6Don’t overload your site with audio. If you have too many audio buttons to choose from, most people will choose none. Whereas when you only have a few audio buttons on your website that will encourage people to hear the audio message. A single audio button done right is usually
