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Question: Is it difficult to get the bridgeline and AudioAcrobat to “communicate” with each other? Posted by Billy Simms | 5/29/08 Answer: It’s easy, really. Here are the steps: First, you call into the bridgeline and get squared away there. Secondly, you hit the “flash” button (which is just the “hang up” button on your [...]

Tags: AudioAcrobat, bridgeline, communication, conference call, telephone, teleseminar

Question: I just finished listening to the recording from Saturday’s teleseminar. It was good. I also just finished getting myself set up with a bridgeline through allfreeconference.com. When I received the instructions from them, they have a way to record the call. What is the difference between using their system to record and using Audio [...]

Tags: AudioAcrobat, communication, conference, recording, teleseminar

Suggestion: Many people love to learn by listening.  You want to think about how to get your information out to them in an audio format.  One possibility is to take your articles, books, booklets, or other content that you have already written and record it.  In this post, I’m going to offer a few different [...]

Tags: AudioAcrobat, Billy Simms, reocording

Suggestion: One more time…I highly recommend using AudioAcrobat–free 30-day trial so you can test it out.  Take the free classes they offer and see if it’s for you. Meggin

Tags: Audio Acrobat, AudioAcrobat, trial

Resource: On Saturday’s Tier 2 call, the question came up about recording teleseminars.  The resource that I use (and that so many others use) is AudioAcrobat.  I believe they have a free 30 day trial and then it’s only $19.95/month (unless you are storing A LOT of recordings; with as many as I’m storing, I’m [...]

Tags: AudioAcrobat, recording, teleseminar