audiogenerator and online tutorials...

Hello,
It's been a good while since I've posted, but I need some help, please. I've got a project going where it would be great to have something like audiogenerator.com or instantaudio.com in house. In other words, it would have commercial applications, but only for paying members to use on a single site as part of their membership. Does anyone know what's required to set this up?

Also, I've checked out a few sites like ehelp.com that offer apps to create online tutorials. Does anyone have suggestions on a good service or app to do this?

Thanks in advance.

Hey, Tim!

I think we've run into each other around town once or twice, but I'm not sure. ;)

Why don't you contact Armin about private-labelling his service?

What you could then do is incorporate that feature into one of the levels you offer your members (silver or gold or platinum level) ... and automatically wrap it into the fee structure... Then require the users to click a box in the member's area to activate that feature.

Once the box is clicked, it would send a message to Armin's system to activate an account and autorespond the usage directions directly to your member.

This way, you'll make additional profit from the segment of your members who buy your silver (or gold or platinum level) but never actually use the audio feature. For example, they may be joining for other features that they get, or they may join that level but never get around to using it. This way, YOU are only paying for what is actually being used.

- Adam.


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AK,
It's an interesting idea, but I'm looking for an in-house solution. I want control for this item to not be dependent on a third party, other than perhaps a phone company, if need be. We want to be able to monitor usage, etc.

Your pricing ideas are very close to what I had in mind as well. Thanks.


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HI,

Why not use Boomer from http://www.gfx2swf.com/

Itll be a one time investment

Cheers,
Charles

> Hello,
> It's been a good while since I've posted,
> but I need some help, please. I've got a
> project going where it would be great to
> have something like audiogenerator.com or
> instantaudio.com in house. In other words,
> it would have commercial applications, but
> only for paying members to use on a single
> site as part of their membership. Does
> anyone know what's required to set this up?

> Also, I've checked out a few sites like
> ehelp.com that offer apps to create online
> tutorials. Does anyone have suggestions on a
> good service or app to do this?

> Thanks in advance.