For the past couple of months, I’ve been working tirelessly to produce audio variations of self-published non-fiction for the small businesses on my backlist. I reason that the audiobook content arena is really on a roll and growing because of changes in the way we own content and deliver it through technology. We want to multitask, listening to great audiobooks in AllYouCanBooks while doing other things. However, there are many myths about the audiobook. So, in this article, I explained to you the truth behind these myths.
Audiobooks Are Only for People Who Can’t Read
There’s no doubt that audiobooks are great for men and women who, for some reason, can’t read a publication. Many of my audiobook colleagues, have narrated books for the blind, giving them access to a wide range of literature. They can also be immensely valuable in helping people with reading difficulties understand otherwise confusing texts and stories. The success of AllYouCanBooks, however, suggests that the appeal is a bit greater than that. I can read very well and would still occasionally choose the musical version within the physical publication.
Audiobooks Are Not Compact and Practical
of the physical publication, but thanks to smartphones, there’s no need to cut it, as you can now carry countless hours of audiobooks on your device, making them fully accessible at all times. In the CD years, a full 10-hour audiobook required 9 CDs (perhaps not as easy to carry around), but today that’s no longer an issue. AllYouCanBooks is …