Economical Music on Hold

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Sometimes It Seems Like the Easiest Way to Set Up Music on Hold Is to Do it Yourself.

My collection of audio tracks, "While You Wait," is an easy, economical solution to the complicated muddle of music on hold.

You can set it and forget it, then get on with doing the things you do best, such as running your business or practising your profession.

Seriously Though

If you've looked into the music-on-hold situation you have probably found that there is no shortage of people ready to charge you hundreds of dollars for a customised jingle or a slick voice-over.

But if you just want some pleasant music for your callers to be entertained by as you scramble to attend to them, you've no doubt thought of somehow plugging your phone system into a radio connection, or even better, one of your favorite CDs, and tapping into some nice music for free.

However, one never knows when some eagle-eared caller, who just happens to be employed by your favorite artist's publisher's lawyer, rings on some unrelated matter, and notices that you are providing possibly unlicensed musical treats for your patiently waiting clients.

Then, sometime later, on a day already full of problems, dramas and creditors, a letter arrives asking you to not only desist immediately from using the said music for your innocent, entertainment purposes, but to also make a list of all the times you used it up to now, then pay a whopping fee per usage, plus costs, etc, etc.

Or perhaps you've begun to look into doing it the right way.

You know a famous musician can never have too many Rolls-Royces, so you don't mind paying a modest fee for what seems like quite a paltry service.

You call up a few music-on-hold services.

The ones that don't want to sell you a brand new phone system, which you aren't looking for, offer an over-the-top licensing system, with a drip feed connected between your bank account and theirs, and it only drips one way.

Maybe you contacted a business advisory service, who told you to phone your lawyer, which you didn't do, because your lawyer turns the meter on as soon as she picks up the phone. There's nothing your lawyer loves more than a lengthy conversation at your expense, and you know the answer to your question is going to be either inconclusive, or cost way more than you want to pay for music on hold anyway.

If only there was a simple way to get music on hold without it costing an arm and a leg.

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