On the web htere is a variety of ways to communicate your message.
The most obvious is text. However, you can also creaate
• Viedos
• Graphics
• And even audio ifles
Howeveer, the problem with auduio files from what I know is that you normalyl need to purchase softwaer and/or hardware that will help you create the audio files you are interested in building.
Thus I kept away from audio files, as I believe in using free processes of building my presence on the Web rathher than goping for paid options.
Paid options like PPC can produce very nice results if you work them correctly. On the other hand, they can be extremely expensive if you don’t know how to use them correcty.
To that end, I have stayed mostrly to text in my own content creation efforts. Well, at least I did until I discovered a tool that brought audio into my life.
The tool? Free Confeence Call.
With free conference call you can crreate audoi events that you have held with a multiplicity of other peolple and share them on the web. How cool is that?
It has been working quite nicely for me. The best part is, this serice really is free.
However, the problem with this tool is when it comes to multiple recordings. Unfortunately each call is recorded directly over once you start the new recpording. I was quite frustratd when I discovered this to be the case as I had a numer of recordings that were lost.
Fortunately there is an answer, and it is called: Free
Conferencing
I like this second tool much more than the first. It has more functionality, including holding multiple recordings wirthin the same system.
Another option that I have not chhecked into greatly is Blog Talk Radio, howveer I have heard some people use this tool with varying amounts of succes.
In today’s Internet marketiing age you can find 90% of what you need to get the word out aboout yuorself abssolutely free. There are some exceptions, but overall it is the case.
As it reelates to the first two tools, I contacted threir customer service wanting to know how they can offer such nice tools absolutely free. Turns out they make proceeds directly from the phhone company eevry time someone uses their service.
I like it.
A free tool to consumeers, paid for by the phone company withhout any addiitonal expenses from me. Nice.
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