Audio Editing in Teleseminars: Putting the Finishing Touches on Your Product

It's quite common for teleseminar hosts to repackage their teleseminars as audio files. This is often done to allow attendees a means to review the seminar on their own or as a means to earn an income from a finished product. However, teleseminar sessions – particularly those which are interactive – are very rarely perfect. Audio quality, for one, isn't always ideal. So how do you perform audio editing in teleseminars in order to produce a good recording? Here are ways how:Use a reliable recording device or applicationEven if you will be doing the teleseminar by your lonesome, it is still quite possible for you to perform the editing afterward, provided you have a recording of the presentation. There are plenty of excellent recording devices and applications you can use. The simplest...

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Part 6 – Offpage Search Engine Optimization II

digg_url = 'WEBSITE_URL';digg_bgcolor = '#ff9900';digg_skin = 'compact';In the last article, we talked about how getting high quality links from authoritative websites in your field can boost your search engine rankings. This time, we’re going to explore further into linking strategies, and how to determine and obtain “high quality” links. We’re also going to talk briefly about Google’s PageRank. First, let’s examine a regular link. It’s a piece of text (or image, but we’re going for text) that links to your blog, and some of the factors that matter are1) The address which it links to2) The text of the link3) The PageRank of the page on which the link residesLet’s analyze this information one by one. First, you’d naturally want the link to link to your blog, but to which page of your blog?...

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