5 Ways the Transcript of a Teleseminar Can Be Used to Improve Business
The transcript of a teleseminar is a content-rich tool that can be used in several different ways to improve business through customer engagement and increased web traffic. 1. As Bonus Material for Participants People like to read through what they heard. It helps them deepen their understanding of what was discussed on the teleseminar, revisit [...]
Interview Transcription Check-list
Here’s a check-list of things to provide the transcription company when sending an interview for transcription: List of uncommon words used on the recording. Names of the speakers. Transcription style – verbatim or clean read. Editing instructions. Formatting instructions. Preferred file format for the transcript (.doc, .docx, .txt, etc.). Spelling style (UK or US). Time-coding [...]
How to Transcribe a Focus Group
The purpose of a focus group is very different from that of an interview and so is the way it is transcribed. Transcribing a focus group requires more care, detail, and patience. Here are a few basic guidelines for transcribing a standard focus group: Type Verbatim Each and every word of the participants should be [...]
Factors that Affect Transcription Rates
Transcription rates are based on Audio Hours.
1 Audio Hour = 60 minutes of audio/video recording
This means that no matter how long it takes to transcribe a recording, you would still pay by length of the recording and not the actual hours worked.
While this brings a great deal of transparency to pricing, a new person may still benefit from understanding how the actual rate is arrived at.
4 Rules of Verbatim Transcription
Verbatim transcription is the art of converting spoken word into text such that a message is captured exactly the way it has been spoken. This requires a keen ear and attention to detail. Verbatim transcripts cannot be created by mindlessly listening and typing. One has to pay close attention to every sound, tone, word and [...]
