Text-to-speech technology allows more people to access your best pieces
If your reporters have gone to the trouble to write a great article for your website, it feels like a no-brainer to get as much mileage from it as possible.
One option is audio articles. By using text-to-speech technology, your website visitors can choose to listen to the article instead of reading it. Our observant readers will notice we provide this option in our articles.
Many other publishers have found this to be a great way to encourage users to take up subscriptions, but it is also a way to increase the accessibility of your stories for those who are visually impaired.
In an article for The Fix Media, tech and media journalist David Tvrdon looks at a handful of tools and tips that enable you to pursue this strategy. Most of the platforms offer free trials so you can have a play around and see what works best for you.
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