By using an online post-production audio merge service, online podcast listeners are able to actively provide feedback, participate in polls and surveys, and can connect to relevant web sites which offer more information for products or services which may be reference during the podcast show.
(PRWEB) December 23, 2005 -- Mobasoft, LLC announced today, the immediate availability of the Audio Merge service, which enables podcast producers to deploy their audio with web based enhancements. When online listeners play back a project through the use of the audio merge service, they are able to actively provide feedback, participate in polls and surveys, and can connect to web sites which offer more information for products or services which may be reference during the podcast show.
For the Pod-casting community, the traffic analysis reporting features are quite informative. Analysis reports include the number of loads, the number of plays, and the number of downloads. For each page displayed during playback of the podcast, pod-casters may view data regarding the number of impressions, click-through percentages, poll and survey results, and the number of comments sent.
"In my opinion, looking at a bunch of different players that are out there, this one offers more options for the pod-caster than any of the other ones out there. As a matter of fact, I don't think anything even comes close," said Rob Walch, of Podcast411.com, during a recently released podcast episode.
Audio Merge is currently in beta test development and is being driven by customer feedback and is part of Mobasofts commitment to deliver the latest product features. A scaled down version of the player will be available soon, and will offer the pod-caster to capture playback and usage statistics, and provide their audience with quick access to various portions of each published episode. Pod-casters may become a member of the site during beta testing for no charge by visiting http://www.audiomerge.com
Founded in 2002; Mobasoft, LLC is rapidly becoming a leader in web-based application development for business computing.
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