Content & digital experiences
More ways into
your content.
Make useful information available to hear. Bring audio to guides, service pages, onboarding content and brand stories, wherever it adds context to your website.
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Make an explanation easier to explore.
Some pages carry a lot of meaning: how a service works, what happens in a process or how to get started with a product. A focused narration gives visitors another way to take in that information.
Keep the audio close to the content it explains. Someone can listen to an introduction, pause to read a detail or return to a passage while continuing to explore the page.
Give guides and learning content a voice.
Turn a written guide into a spoken explanation that follows the same purpose. Define the steps, introduce unfamiliar terms and keep the listener oriented as the subject develops.
Publish a narration alongside an onboarding page, an evergreen explainer or a learning resource. The recording complements the page’s text and images, while the visitor controls how they use it.
- Getting-started and onboarding pages
- Evergreen guides and explainers
- Service information and practical instructions
Let your brand story be heard.
A story about a team, a place or a way of making something can gain another dimension when spoken. Bring an existing recording or prepare a narration that reflects the language your brand already uses.
Give the recording a clear role in the page. An introduction can invite someone into the story; a more detailed explanation can sit beside the material it describes. Let the content decide the format.
Keep one workflow across different pages.
An article, a service guide and a product page have different jobs. Sonoa connects their audio through the same production, publishing and listening workflow.
Create from text or bring a finished recording, match it to the relevant URL and configure the player’s placement. Optional sticky controls keep playback available as someone moves through the page. Managed translation and dubbing support language versions with human review.
Understand what people choose to hear.
Review starts, listening progress, pauses and completion for each recording and page. Look at time spent on the page and link clicks alongside the audio activity.
Use that detail to guide content discussions: which explanations attract listening, where a recording could be more focused and which other pages could benefit from audio. Start with a defined collection and build a routine your team can repeat.