OK, part four of this series on creating content and this is a tutorial on creating audio content using Audacity. Audio is, in my opinion, by far the quickest, easiest, and most useful way of creating content. It has a relatively high perceived value (compared to ebooks for example), it’s very quick to create (I bet I can talk faster than you can type!), it’s easily digestible (think iPods!) and is perfect for re-purposing existing content, whether your own or PLR.
Here’s the video, and below you’ll find the …

E-books, blueprints, free reports… in this first of a series of guides to producing content I want to show you how to easily create these using the free office suite software Open Office.
If you’ve not already got it, download it now from OpenOffice.org and go right ahead and install the package. What you get is a suite of 5 applications: Writer, which is a word processor to rival Microsoft Word, Calc which is a spreadsheet (like Excel), a Powerpoint style presentation application called Impress, a graphics tool called Draw, …