There are various ways to add audio (voice over and/or music) to your website. Here are three popular options:

• Widget

You can add the desired audio file to your website using a widget. The widget can play the desired audio file when the website visitor clicks the Play button, or automatically when the page loads.

Adding a widget is simple. First, order a voice over or music for your website, and upload the audio file to your web host. Then go to a free widget supplier page such as Widgetbox.com. Search for an MP3 player, type in the audio file’s URL, and configure any other available settings. Finally, copy the widget code and paste it in the desired webpage.

For example, I got the widgets on my website's Demos page from Widgetbox.com.

• Spokestoons

You can order a spokestoon to place on your website – an animated character that speaks to your website visitors. The wide variety of available spokestoons allows you to choose a character that reflects your website’s purpose and adds personality and interest to your website.

One example of a spokestoon service is SitePal.

• HTML

Even if you are not technically minded, you can easily add the desired audio to your website by editing your site’s HTML code. First, order a voice over or music for your website, and upload the audio file to your web host. Then do one of the following:

• Add the following code to your webpage’s HTML to make the audio file play once, automatically:

<BGSOUND SRC="example.wav" LOOP=0>

• Or add the following code to your webpage’s HTML to make the audio file play when the visitor clicks the link “Click here to hear the audio file”:

<A HREF="example.wav"> Click here to hear the audio file.</A>

In both cases, replace example.wav with the audio file’s name.

There are many more ways of adding audio to your website through the HTML code, but these are the simplest.

How to Add Audio to a Website

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