[audio mp3="https://wpblogdesigner.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Aaron_Dunn_-_Minuet_-_Notebook_for_Anna_Magdalena.mp3"][/audio] How do we connect with people and create a positive impression? Whether it is in-person or virtual, people prefer being entertained to being educated. So stimulating a person emotionally is the first step toward creating a positive audio impression. Presenters who want to leverage the human factors that connect with an audience will focus on speaking with emotion, using inflections, varying the pace at which they speak, and varying their vocal tone in their audio content.

[audio mp3="https://wpblogdesigner.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Aaron_Dunn_-_Sonatina_No_1_in_C_Major_-_I_Allegro.mp3"][/audio] There are all kinds of analogies about what a webinar is like, but I prefer to think of them as radio shows with pictures. Radio has a unique power when it comes to engagement: appealing voices reach out and connect with audiences through thought-provoking conversations, storytelling, and great sound. Webinars share these same characteristics — they are a way to connect with people and inspire them to want to extend the conversation with you, directly.

[audio mp3="https://wpblogdesigner.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Anonymous_Choir_-_Antonio_Lottis_Missa.mp3"][/audio] Audio is the Achilles heel of webinars, as well as other forms of content — like podcasts, teleseminars, and videos — that rely on clear sound. We have all heard poor audio, and it’s really a turnoff — not to mention how poorly it impacts engagement. For any virtual event, audio is critical to connecting with your audience. But attaining quality audio involves more than just technology; it has to do with four key interactive considerations: human, technological, environmental, and logistical factors.

[audio mp3="https://wpblogdesigner.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Breuss_Arrizabalaga_Quintet_-_02_-_Pensamiento.mp3"][/audio] People who enjoy audio content are a part of a passionate culture that encourages brand affinity. Audio is intimate, and “tuning in” to listen to the same person muse on different topics will eventually start to feel like the host and listeners have a personal relationship. Though the majority of online users still don’t listen to podcasts, the ones who do are die-hard fans. Once your audience breaks the seal and begins getting into podcasts, the habit is a lot like eating potato chips—they’re not going to stop after one or two.

[audio mp3="https://wpblogdesigner.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/File_Under_Toner_-_11_-_take_me_to_the_movies.mp3"][/audio] Examples of Tone in a Story. The tone in a story indicates a particular feeling. It can be joyful, serious, humorous, sad, threatening, formal, informal, pessimistic, and optimistic. Your tone in writing will be reflective of your mood as you are writing

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