Charts and tables are an essential tool for nonfiction authors to share information on the page…but what happens to those visuals in the audio format? The default choice of many audiobook narrators and producers is to omit them, but today I’ll share that it isn’t always the right decision. Tune in and learn how to translate charts into engaging narratives that enhance the listener experience. I’ll also read examples from Rene Zamora’s book, Part Time Sales Management, to illustrate the different ways you can include table information and redirect listeners to visual resources on your website. We’ll even tackle how to handle tricky visual information like number-heavy charts and mathematical trends! No more throwing away information your audio audience will value…the sky’s the limit!
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Learn:
- How to turn tables and charts into engaging narratives
- Different ways to include table & chart information to redirect listeners to visual resource on your website
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