For many small businesses, being more inclusive feels like less of an option because of budget and time limitations. When it comes to adding transcripts and captions to your online audio and video marketing content, subtitle services can make it easy to reach hearing-impaired online consumers without putting a strain on your time or budget.
If your disability affects your day-to-day living, you’ll need to consider how you can accommodate your needs within the demands of running a successful business.
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