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PH Audio Blog
http://www.phaudio.com/blog
The PH Audio Blog provides industry news about audio branding, on-hold marketing, telephone on hold music, on hold messaging production and website audio with contributions from members of the production and creative team.
- Added on: Jun 30th, 2009
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: peter moore
- Listed in: Marketing Music
- Tags: music on hold on hold music on hold messaging on hold marketing on hold production phaudio
Recent Posts
Delta Air Lines’ on-hold music just won’t fly
While the UK’s press occupies itself with icy roads, epic snowmen and Eurostar’s winter engineering problems, weather over in the States has thrown up its own challenges for another large travel company this weekend. Delta Air Lines – who’ve...
This call will self-destruct in 8 minutes, 22 seconds
Hang on (please) We’re a patient bunch, us Brits. Along with fax machines, umbrellas and radar, we invented queuing. We queue at Alton Towers. Queue at the post office. Queue for pints. Queue for burgers after too many pints. We’d queue for sl...
Keeping clients engaged when they’re NOT on hold
Photo credit: H is for Home @ Flickr In today’s business world, many companies use music on hold productions to engage their customers while they’re waiting on hold, using professional voiceovers and music to portray a strong, professional image...
The evolution of on-hold production technology
Photo credit: Iostash @ Flickr In the same way we now watch Blu-ray over Betamax, and listen to MP3s instead of cassettes, the technology for on-hold messaging has advanced greatly in the last ten years. At PH Audio we’ve used a number of methods...
Want to be a rock star?
The bedroom rock star, we’ve all been there – standing in mirrors with hairbrush microphones, playing tennis racket guitar solos, the acceptance speeches, sell-out gigs at Wembley and the interviews with Parky. For some of us, the dream ended in...
Demystifying Google Wave
What would email look like if it was invented today? That’s what Google asked themselves and Google Wave is their answer. Their point is that email has been around for forty years, and even though it’s still the primary form of electronic commu...
