Useful info from Don Massenzio on using ACX for the creation of audiobooks. I have several audiobooks which are with the royalty share option, so I did not pay anything for their production. I also placed a sample of my manuscript online for audition, and on average had to wait about 2 -3 weeks before somebody read it.
In a recent post, I described the process for striking out on your own and recording an audiobook. As I mentioned in that post (found here), I originally went down this post and didn’t like my result because of the quality of my voice.
The route that I took instead, was to use a professional voice actor and create my audiobook through ACX, Amazon’s audiobook platform.
This three part series will describe, in some detail, the process that I went through to create my first of two audiobooks. I hope you find it helpful.
Step 1 – The Platform
This part of the process turned out to be a no-brainer. I was skeptical at first, however, because I had tried the exact same tactics in the past with no positive results. The overwhelming suggestion for a platform was to use acx.com. ACX is another one of those content publishing companies…
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Stevie Turner 
Thanks for sharing this, Stevie.
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You’re welcome.
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