“It’s got to look good, sound good, look good if it is video, but it’s got to sound good, good quality audio, good editing, and it’s got to have enough interesting information that people want to talk about what they heard or they have a pivotal moment or an a-ha or it changes their life. […]
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Engaging Listeners with Creative Audio Strategies: A Conversation with Traci DeForge – Part 1
Engaging Listeners with Creative Audio Strategies “I really believe in developing the power of an audio brand as the Nike swoosh, as the Amazon arrow smile. Your audio brand should be as recognizable to your personal brand, to your business brand, however you’re leveraging your audio platform. It should be as good a quality, and […]
Connecting Through Sound, Content, and Branding: A Conversation with Micah Thomas – Part 2
Connecting Through Sound, Content, and Branding: A Conversation with Micah Thomas – Part 2 “For all of us, we are gaining our trust, our stability, our hope, our aspirations, our inspirations, all come to us through the medium of sound. Video is important, right? But FDR was able to keep a country from going mad […]
Audio Dramas and Accessibility: A Conversation with Micah Thomas – Part 1
Audio Dramas and Accessibility: A Conversation with Micah Thomas – Part 1 “Early on in that we noticed that there are so many people in the blind and visually impaired community that are underrepresented in the respect of entertainment, both as an entertainer and as the consumer. The only products they have are descriptive videos […]
In the Clubhouse: Sound in Social Media – Part 1
In the Clubhouse: Sound in Social Media – Part 1 “People either have a vision of a Utopian wonderland out there, that we’re going to create all this amazing stuff with AI, or, on the flip side, everybody thinks it’s going to be a dystopian wasteland when we start using AI, and everybody’s going to […]
Audio Branding and its Impact on Consumer Recall: A Conversation with Mark Wonderlin – Part 1
Audio Branding and its Impact on Consumer Recall: A Conversation with Mark Wonderlin – Part 1 “I think a part of that is because, you know, 75% of people, like, on Facebook, will not listen to sound, so they don’t really equate it as much, or they don’t understand the value of it. However, sound […]