Tuesday, 7 October 2008
10 Ways To Use Audio on Your Website
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Hi Alison
Sorry to disagree, but the first 5 or 6 points on your list are absolute no-no's for us!
We make audio podcasts, audio testimonials and case studies so are 100% behind the power of the human voice.
In our experience audio has to be 'permission based' to work. Anything that plays without invitation (music or words) is horrible - even if you do provide controls.
On the other hand there's nothing so intimate, powerful, challenging and interesting as voices talking about the stuff you need / want to know in your ears while you're doing that boring commute!
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