First time through, listen to it with a copy of the book in hand and listen for accuracy. I suggest listening to the audiobook files multiple times.

This is your last check of your audiobook before the ACX quality team gets ahold of it, so make it count.

Now, when it comes to listening to these files, you want to make sure you have peace and quiet as well as that you use good quality headphones. That could be the difference between an audiobook sale or not. You want to make sure that this audio contains content that really grabs your listener’s attention. The Retail Audio Sample file is the sample of the audiobook that customers will hear when they’re on the audiobook platform and select the listen to sample option. Now your narrator may do things slightly different than mine, but all ACX audiobooks will have an Opening credits, Closing credits and a Retail Audio Sample files. Click the hyperlink.Īfter you click your hyperlink you’ll be brought to your main file page where you will see all of the audio files that your ACX narrator has compiled. Next, in the middle of your screen in ACX you will see a section that says locked for review with an arrow pointing to a hyperlink to your final audiobook files. Here we go:įirst you want to log into ACX and select the In Production tab.

I’m going to walk you through the process. So you’ve received an email telling you that your full project is ready for your review. In a previous video, I showed you how to check your first 15 minutes on ACX and I’ll include a link to it, here: Hey everybody, Keith Wheeler here and if you want to continue to get all of the hints tips and tricks on how to make self-publishing a little bit easier to navigate, then, be sure to subscribe to my youtube channel and hit the bell icon so you get alerted each and every time I put out new content. Are you ready to check your final files on ACX but not sure how? Then just sit tight.

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