How to write an audio script

Need to write a guided meditation, a mindfulness exercise, or a self help audiobook?​

Writing for the ear, not  the eye requires a different writing style, if you want to keep your listeners attention!

Here are my top tips to get you started

1. Audio scripts need to be much simpler than written scripts, so keep to short clear sentences.

1. Make sure your keys points are concise, clearly explained and in the order you want your listener to understand them.

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1. Make sure you use a selection of language that auditory, visual and kinesthetic to appeal to the preferred sensory modality of all of your listeners.
2. Keep you language, simple friendly and inclusive by using 'we' and 'our'.
3. Use a variety of sentence lengths to keep your listeners attention fixed on your key message. But remember a sentence shouldn't take more than one breath to say.
4. Write in a conversational style as if you were talking to a group of people in front of you.
5. Read  your copy out loud before recording to make sure it sounds natural and conversational.

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​Remember  a script that is well written can help you gain subscribers and  showcase your content in a way that is  memorable and engaging.

Click here to read more about how to write for audio narration.