RawVoice » rawvoice http://www.rawvoice.com RawVoice, the power to control your media Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:54:52 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 RawVoice, the power to control your media RawVoice no RawVoice feeds@rawvoice.com feeds@rawvoice.com (RawVoice) © 2009 RawVoice Inc. RawVoice, the power to control your media RawVoice » rawvoice http://www.rawvoice.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://www.rawvoice.com Show us – and lots of others – what you like http://www.rawvoice.com/2009/09/12/show-us-and-lots-of-others-what-you-like/ http://www.rawvoice.com/2009/09/12/show-us-and-lots-of-others-what-you-like/#comments Sat, 12 Sep 2009 16:51:16 +0000 Angelo Mandato http://beta.rawvoice.com/?p=749 Um, yeah, OK we are hoping you’ll do our work for us. But we’re guessing you won’t mind. Fact is you can do it better than we can and a little face time is going to be a good thing for you and your podcast. The team at RawVoice is looking to you for video testimonials on our products and services to post on our website.

These video testimonials will reach advertisers, podcasters and corporate clients so keep that in mind when you’re putting them together. Duh, videos that are simply promotions for your show won’t make the cut.

Topics for the testimonials include:

  • Podcast Advertising: tell the world what it has done for your show and how your listeners have reacted to the spots.
  • Podcast Statistics: tell our audience – and yours – what you like best about the stats and any insights the service has given you about your audience.
  • Podcast Hosting: reveal your innermost feelings about our hosting and the tools available to each client.
  • PowerPress: so, what you like about it? Let the masses know how it has improved your show production.
  • Portal Clients: the viewers anxiously await your insights on how the portal has helped your company and how you are using it.

Guidelines:

  • 2-3 minutes max
  • We’d like to be able to download the raw footage to edit in-house so we can put in titles and make sure it’s in the proper format. If you want to do all that yourself that’s fine, but please provide us a high quality master to work from.

Questions can be directed to creative@rawoice.com

Thanks in advance for doing our work for us. We knew you wouldn’t mind.;)

Team RawVoice

]]> http://www.rawvoice.com/2009/09/12/show-us-and-lots-of-others-what-you-like/feed/ 0 RawVoice Supports OpenID logins at PodcastFAQ.com http://www.rawvoice.com/2008/02/07/rawvoice-supports-openid-logins-at-podcastfaqcom/ http://www.rawvoice.com/2008/02/07/rawvoice-supports-openid-logins-at-podcastfaqcom/#comments Thu, 07 Feb 2008 19:05:21 +0000 Angelo Mandato http://blog.rawvoice.com/2008/02/07/rawvoice-supports-openid-logins-at-podcastfaqcom/ OpenIDPodcastFAQ.com, a newly launched RawVoice property, includes OpenID support in its forums.

OpenID is a distributed identity system that allows users to sign in to many websites with a single account. With OpenID, your login becomes a unique web address (URL). RawVoice did not want to add to ones list of user names and passwords. Instead, you can use an easy to obtain and remember OpenID that can be used at many other websites.

If you have a Yahoo, AOL/AIM, WordPress, LiveJournal or myOpenID account, you can sign into the PodcastFAQ.com forums today with as little as 1-click.

Microsoft, Google and other large companies have announced plans to support OpenID in the near future. RawVoice sees this as an opportunity to empower our users with the login method they feel most comfortable with, allowing RawVoice to step back from user account management to focus on its core products and services.

If you have not experienced logging into a web site using OpenID, we would like to invite you to the PodcastFAQ.com forums and give it a try.

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