July 16, 2020 • 18 mins
Does your nonfiction title include exercises to enhance the reader’s experience? If so, you’ve likely grappled with how to translate these interactive elements into audiobook format. Today, we’ll tackle how to elegantly present exercises like fill-in-the-blanks, prompts, writing exercises, physical exercises, meditations and more in audiobook production. I’ll give you specific ways you can approach each of these, including the use of music-backed pauses, clear instructions, and strategic invitations to your website for supporting content. Follow these to craft a smooth, truly engaging listener experience!
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