Viral Marketing: Strategies to Create and Promote Engaging Videos Online

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Viral Marketing Viral marketing: is a strategy that encourages individuals to share a marketing message, leading to exponential growth in exposure and engagement. The idea is to create content that resonates deeply, often invoking emotions like humor, surprise, or inspiration, prompting viewers to share it with their networks. Key Elements to Viral Marketing: Engaging Content: Your video should be entertaining, informative, or relatable. It needs a strong hook to grab attention in the first few seconds. Emotional Connection: Content that evokes emotions (laughter, nostalgia) tends to be shared more frequently. Shareability: Make it easy for viewers to share the video. Include share buttons and calls to action. Target Audience: Know your audience. Tailor the content to their preferences and habits. Use of Trends: Leverage current trends, memes, or popular challenges to increase relevance and visibility. Promoting Videos Online: Use platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTo...
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Mastering Audacity – A Comprehensive Guide to Recording and Editing Audio

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Computer programs

Session 4: Audacity

(ICT and communication tech)



Content:

  • Audacity window

  • Audacity tools

  • Recording audio

  • Importing audio

  • Editing audio

  • Exporting audio



1-Audacity window:

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2-Audacity tools

2-1:Menu bar



2-2:Tools toolbar

2-3:Transport toolbar



2- 4 The edit toolbar


3-Recording an audio

Use the record button to start recording

A new audio track is started as shown:

• You can pause the recording using the pause button in the transport bar

• After you finish recording, press the stop button.




4-Importing an audio:

-From the File menu, select the audio you wish to import, then click "Open.


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 5- Editing audio
5- 1 By selecting a part of the audio, you can:

•      Cut

•      Copy

•      Paste

•      Delete

•      Split

•      Mute/Unmute


5- 2 Fade in \ Fade out


-Using the selection tool, select the part you want to fade in/out, then from effect tab choose Fading, then Fade In or Fade out

For more precise control, consider using the Envelope Tool to manually adjust volume levels over time.






5 -3 Filters

•      High Pass Filter –  Removes low-frequency sounds

•      Low Pass Filter –  Removes high-frequency sounds

•      Notch Filter –  sharply attenuates frequency-specific noise

•      Shelf Filter –  curve is flat at both ends rather than flat only at the frequencies being passed



5- 4 Extra effects:
 •      Amplify (From Volume and Compression)

 •      Echo (From Delay and Reverb)

 •      Pitch

 •      Tempo (Speed)

 •      Noise reduction

 •      Reverse (From Special)







5- 5 Mixing audio:
Select the track you want to mix, then from Tracks, Mix, Mix Stereo Down to Mono


     















5- 6 Mix two audios together

•      At the end of the first track, drag the second track and add it next to the first track. 

• Then from Tracks, Mix, Mix and Render so it becomes 

one track





6-Exporting an audio

• From File, Export then choose the file format you want


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