Audibase Album Cards
Gifs, despite being first created in the late eighties, are a massive element of our web browsing. Considering all the technological developments in the years since their conception, gifs really should have kicked the bucket a good while ago, and the space they left filled by something new and shiny for us to get bored of.
But, even with us being a culture obsessed by the next big thing, weâve proved pretty reluctant to relinquish gifs to the cyber wastelands where Myspace currently collects dust.
This is because gifs are attention grabbing.
Theyâre short, simple and effective.
They require less commitment and brain participation than videos.
Theyâre funny, almost hypnotic, and drag you in over and over.
They are the Bermuda Triangle of the internet, into which someone will eventually stumble and find all the time Iâve lost to Animals Being Dicks over the years.
In short, people love gifs. Whether theyâre of babies dancing, cats being grumpy, or twerking gone wrong, people go crazy for them.
Gifs obviously arenât going anywhere anytime soon.
Something that Audibase has obviously realised, judging by the fact theyâve recently added the use of animated gifs to their audio social network.
Audibase provide a brilliant feature for both professional and fun uses, and one that isnât available on sites like Youtube and Facebook.
Itâs also an element that enhances the services that already allow the use of gifs on their sites.
A Tumblr blog with audio and gif combined is bound to stand out more than one that uses either/or.
This is also a way to create great Twitter campaigns when your current one seems more dried up than an elderly person left out in the sun.
Audibase led by example, first by using an amusing gif as a background to a voiceover explaining the network, Â https://twitter.com/HelloAudibase/status/443746820917719040.
Then by perfectly pairing animated gif with audio as a way of promoting both their new feature, and the artist of one of the networkâs tracks: https://twitter.com/HelloAudibase/status/444091033400664064
By watching the supplied tutorial video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ic0m93rNx7I) you can also jump on the bandwagon and learn how to put a gif with the audio tracks youâre uploading and share it instantly on Twitter.
















