There are several ways and options to deliver audio to your listeners. I’m using the Audio Terminator product for parts of my web site.

On my recent tele-seminar my welcome message automatically starts playing when you go to the page. There is an option with the Audio Terminator service when you create your button you can choose do I want it to automatically play on every visit or do I want the visitor to have to hit the play button, so you have that choice. So Audio Terminator is what I’m using.

To download the free audio, what I do is after I do the editing of the audio I will upload the audio as an MP3 file format and I’ll upload it to the site into a folder and then when I want to make that MP3 available for someone who comes to the webpage – let’s say I write “download here” on the webpage and then I take that text “download here” and I hyperlink it to the audio file. So when someone comes to the webpage they can take their mouse button and right click on it and save the file onto their computer.

But that is the key, releasing your audio. Don’t hoard your audio. Don’t ever put audio up that you can play only because that just frustrates people. People want to take their audio with them and they want to take it on the road and they want to play it their way. Don’t determine how your market’s going to listen to your interviews, give them choices.

Having the ability to download it is definitely a premium advantage and you can use that advantage to bribe your visitors to give up their name and e-mail address. In product creation that’s another option. You could have three different levels. Let’s say your selling a series of audio interviews on referral marketing. You could have a free level where they can only play it, but they can pay a monthly fee to be able to download them and take them with them on the road. You can charge even more if you give them the audio transcripts. So giving someone more options, people will pay for that, and that has value.

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If you are like everyone else in the world, you have fallen victim to the YouTube craze. I will be the first to admit that some of the videos are actually pretty entertaining, but it has actually become much more than that. People are now using YouTube for everything, including supplying others with music and movies. If you have been on YouTube and listened to something that you enjoyed, you are probably wondering if it is possible to download YouTube MP3 files.

The simple answer to the question is yes, you absolutely can. The trick is converting the files from YouTube to MP3 so that you can enjoy them whenever you want versus having to go to their site every time you want to listen to the song.

There are several different ways to achieve this, but most of them involve downloading some form of software to convert the files. You will have no problems finding this software as there are plenty of sites that will supply it for free. You will have to be careful in the program that you choose though as many of them are loaded with spyware and viruses. Most of these programs work in much the same way though.

Once you have the software, you run the program. You then go to YouTube in a separate window to obtain the link that you contains the music that you want to download. Paste the link to the software and then click download. The software will connect to the site and pull the music from the link.

One the download is complete, you will have to save the file on your computer. Choose its destination and click ok. Once you have done that, you will have to select your output options, MP3 Tags, Output format, settings and then you will finally be able to download the music. That is all there is to it!