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3 Things we’re thankful for this year

Posted by: Ally Benoliel, Marketing Manager, HearMeOut

It’s one of my favorite holidays! And as a turkey and yams fan I can’t help but look forward to Thanksgiving and it’s finally arrived.

I’d like to take this opportunity to list the 3 things we’re thankful for at HearMeOut!

1. First of all, we’re super grateful to have YOU GUYS! We love listening to all our users posts and enjoy learning a little bit about everyone and of course, we love hearing all your covers!

2. #CoverMe – There’s still time left, so if you haven’t joined the CoverMe competition you still have a chance. All you have to do is post yourself singing any cover song (up to 42 seconds), post it on HearMeOut and use the hashtag #CoverMe. At the end of December we will be giving out a $50 Amazon gift card to the cover with the most likes. So sing, post and share your cover!

3. Cady Groves, one of our favorite singers and users is back on HearMeOut and we just can’t get enough. So if you haven’t had a chance to follow her, now is the time to! BTW, Cady Groves is also participating in the #CoverMe contest AND she’s listening to your covers.

As always, we want to hear what you’re thankful for and we want to hear your voice! If you haven’t posted yet, be sure to post your thoughts and use the hashtag #Thanksgiving2016.

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Vine may have died, but there’s room for more!

Posted by: Ally Benoliel, Marketing Manager, HearMeOut

As a marketer, I’m always looking out for talents, influencers and trending artists. What I’ve come to find, is that there is a whole world out there of various stars, that, how can I put it – didn’t become stars in the conventional way. Meaning, when I was growing up, there weren’t as many channels as there are today. Talents today become famous on their own simply by mastering social media. Read more

The Next Step in Social Media? Consuming Content Powered by VOICE

Posted by: Ally Benoliel, Marketing Manager, HearMeOut

When we think about consuming content, we often think about articles, blogs, newspapers, magazines, YouTube videos, tutorials, vlogs etc.

We’re here to talk about the next big step - content powered only by voice. It’s time to kick your shoes off, put on your favorite jammies and start creating some awesome stuff. Read more

4 Reasons Why I Prefer Voice over Text

Posted by: Ally Benoliel, Marketing Manager

Yes, I realize I live among a generation that prefers to text absolutely everything. But deep down inside, there’s still a part of me that prefers voice. I prefer listening to my friends stories, hearing my little nephews laugh and yes, at the risk of sounding totally cliché – I also enjoy the sound of birds in the morning.

Don’t get me wrong, I do understand the importance of the written word, and at times, I rather drop someone a line then have to play phone tag with them. But even so, I realize this is a form of communication that is slowly dying, and I’d like to take the opportunity to talk about what I love about voice.

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Musicians - Innovate The Way You Engage with Your Audience by Using Your Voice!

Ask the Grateful Dead – they’ll tell you – it’s all about having a community around you, and keeping them motivated, engaged and excited about you and about what you do.
The web has brought countless ways to reach your fans, be it your Facebook fan page, twitter profile, YouTube channel, Instagram and probably some other ‘digital real estate’. Read more

Happy New 2015!

Hi Everyone,

So 2015 is now officially here and it’s time to say thanks everyone for the great year we had.

This year we launched HearMeOut and started a very exciting journey in the busy and crowded world of startups.
Like every startup, we faced many challenges on a daily basis. We’ve learned, improved and then faced some more challenges.

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4 Reasons Why Activists Should Use Their Actual Voice on HearMeOut

We live in crazy times. People all around the world start to claim social justice more than ever before, they learn about what’s going on from reports on their social networks and exchange ideas and agendas. From many aspects, this is the most exciting time to be an activist, and by activist I’m referring to people who try to influence others on their political or social agenda. Be it by participating in protests, or posting on social networks and try to make people think differently and wake up from the indifferent and passive state of mind. Read more

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