I like to encourage and inspire the building and fire code industry to have interest in our history. I have a series of books from the 70's that capture real and raw stories of average working building and fire officials across the county from as far back as the 1930's. I think they are incredible and I have wanted to find a way to share the stories.
I'm researching podcast platforms and software for this "audio book" type of product. For now, I am just testing the concept using my YouTube account. Other than my short intro, the video is just still frames of the pages.
If I move forward with this, I plan for them to accessible at BuildingCodeCollege,com, as they will be free to access, but need to provide marketing value in return.
Would it be interesting if I provided commentary on the subjects, similar to the Boston code I share at the end?
Would it be interesting to have other professionals as guests provide their commentary and added information to the stories in the book?
I've got ideas of where this could go, but first I have to see how it starts. All feedback is welcome. I'm outside of my expertise in this type of media.
I'm researching podcast platforms and software for this "audio book" type of product. For now, I am just testing the concept using my YouTube account. Other than my short intro, the video is just still frames of the pages.
If I move forward with this, I plan for them to accessible at BuildingCodeCollege,com, as they will be free to access, but need to provide marketing value in return.
Would it be interesting if I provided commentary on the subjects, similar to the Boston code I share at the end?
Would it be interesting to have other professionals as guests provide their commentary and added information to the stories in the book?
I've got ideas of where this could go, but first I have to see how it starts. All feedback is welcome. I'm outside of my expertise in this type of media.