Audiobook Production & Voice Actor Narration Services For Authors Announced

Jan 10, 2024

Write My Wrongs (888-231-0680) has announced updates to their professional audiobook creation services, now providing published authors with the opportunity to work alongside real voice actors.

Emeryville, United States - January 10, 2024 /PressCable/ —

The company’s expanded audiobook and publishing solutions include auditioning potential narrators, working with authors to find the most suitable voice actor, and providing writers with full control over audiobook projects from start to finish.

More information can be found at https://writemywrongs.co/audiobooks

As the audiobook market continues to grow at a rapid rate each year, the newly announced audiobook services from 'Write My Wrongs' simplify the creation process, helping authors to convert their written work easily into an audio format, which can then be distributed through Amazon, Audible, and iTunes.

Recent statistics from Publishers Weekly show that the audiobook industry is increasing steadily, as 53% of Americans report listening to audiobooks. The conversion services from 'Write My Wrongs' help published authors reach a wider audience and access additional income streams. “The U.S. audiobook market alone is currently worth $1.5 billion and is projected to increase at a sustainable 20% to 25% over the next number of years,” explains a company spokesperson. “Launching your work as an audiobook not only gives you access to a whole new customer base; it’s a terrific opportunity to market your book all over again!”

Along with helping authors find the right professional voice actor for their narration project, the company also offers an interactive approach, so writers can listen to every chapter as it is produced and ensure any necessary changes are implemented.

Through a personalized audiobook account, authors can also manage the upload of final audio files, create cover art to the correct specifications, and ensure a smooth transition to the audiobook’s publication.

The experienced publishing team at 'Write My Wrongs' also advises clients on how to use available promotion codes to market newly created audiobooks, helping to ensure maximum exposure.

To suit a range of budgets and technical abilities, the company offers three payment options for clients, including up-front narrator payment based on the finished length of an audiobook, royalty shares that are divided 50/50 with a narrator, or a reduced fee structure, in which the author provides their own pre-made audio files that have been recorded in a professional studio or high-quality home studio.

Interested parties can find more information at https://writemywrongs.co/audiobooks

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