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Personalized audio messaging
Personalized audio messaging is the compiled, personalized voice messages that individually address recipients by name. These voice messages can be delivered through a myriad of channels, the most popular of which include phone transmission, email, web, and social media sites such as Facebook. Traditionally these messages are recorded by recognizable figures or people of notoriety to enhance the impact the message has on its audience. Because of demanding schedules, automated computer systems are generally used to help compile separate recordings by the recorder, to reduce recording times.
==Notable Examples==
Several personalized audio messages have gone viral in recent years. Send a call from Santa lets kids and parents fill out a web form and have Santa personally call them for free with information specific to their interests. Politicians have also used personalized audio messages to connect with prospective voters. In 2008 Meg Whitman sent out personalized robo calls to remind her constituents to go out and vote on election day. Mitt Romney also gained national attention in early 2012 when North Carolina voters received personalized phone messages asking them for support in the primaries. Romney used the same technology in 2008 to deliver similar messages, and the technology has been widely used by a variety of politicians at all levels since 2004.
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