When you are identifying your niche, consider special needs and characteristics of groups of people.
For example, people who are blind represent a specialized group that would buy your audio products.
In fact, there are organizations catering to the needs of the blind that specifically provide book content in an audio format.
If you have minimal encounters with the blind and seriously visually impaired, this might never have occurred to you.
This can be a lucrative niche all its own.
Continue reading and discover 3 intermediate steps to accelerate your audio product creation.
1.
As you are creating your audio products, work with your voice.
Record different versions of your voice.
Then ask people to listen to those different versions so that you can decide to use the one that seems most appealing to the largest number of people who've heard the recordings.
2.
Think, for a moment, about the voices you find most appealing on radio or television.
To obtain the rich fullness of those voices, speak from your diaphragm.
If you speak more easily from your nose or from the back of your throat into quiet a tone that may be an unappealing approach of using your voice.
Fortunately, you can develop an appealing speaking voice with a little practice and concentration.
3.
Develop confidence in the way you think and speak.
Your emotional state often emerges in your voice.
Develop a full confident voice in your audio product.
Sounding confident improves the chances of completing sales.
People like to be around people who speak and act confidently.