We've just opened the doors to this program, so please consider joining. We want to hear your story!
It doesn't have to be a big professional production. We have lots of amateur and hobbyist users who would love to see what others are up to.
And if you don't have time to submit a complete story, just send us a quote. It could be a paragraph or just a sentence or two to tell us what you like about the product.
We're looking forward to hearing from you.
This is an open invitation to pros, amateurs and hobbyists alike. We love hearing from our customers and users. So we have opened up a Customer Story Program. Please consider joining to share your expert solutions with other users.
Tell us about how you are using one of our products. We'll create a Customer Story Web page just for your application. It can contain as much or as little personal information as you want (or none). It can include your photos and business/group logos, and a link to your Website.
If you prefer to feature your work anonymously, that's fine. We can designate it as something like "Submitted by a Sound Designer in New York" or whatever you choose. You can ask us to remove a Customer Story at any time. We consider it to be your property.
Fill out this Customer Story submission form. We'll create the Web page, then send you a link to approve it (or you can request edits).
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Customer Story Submission Form
Copy and paste the form into Notepad or your favorite editor. Fill it out. Then return the form to the email address on our Contact page. See Guidelines below.
Well, these are more suggestions than guidelines really. There are NO required fields. Include as much or as little information as you like. Typical studies are 400 to 800 words, but they can be more or less than that. What ever it takes to tell your story.
If not a business consider spam implications of posting contact info on a web page.
Provide any graphics that you think helps tell the story. Attach photo files to your submission email. Or provide a weblink to a web page where the photo(s) resides (we'll download it). We generally need to resize photos or crop a section to integrate into the Web page. . If you do not want to allow photo editing, tell us that. We will attribute a photo to you in the page footnote if you tell us how you want it attributed. (ex. All performance photos by Andy Warhol, Copyright © 2010.)