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Lynne Alston
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 Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007, 19:48 (GMT) Post subject: On-hold. |
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Trying to come up with an on-hold message for my demo page, something I can use to send as a generic audition.
Am I anywhere close to having this sound suitable. The first few were to perky, then depressive, where is the middle ground for on-hold?
Lynne
Currently away on a research mission
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George Karnes
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Joined: 26 Dec 2006
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Lynne-
I think you should start ALL of your demos with "YES, YES, YES" it just works for you.
You get really sing songy on "service" that first time you say it.
Not real sure on the rest of it.
I think Todd and AMy are the message on hold experts.
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