A new player has joined the hot social voice community – QWiPS. Alongside Audioboo, Fotobabble and SoundCloud this segment within the technosphere is a big trend right now that could have a significant impact on the way both consumers and bands/marketers use social 
media. We’ve already embraced multimedia on platforms like Facebook and Twitter through text, images and videos. But what about voice? We know how powerful voice, and even ambient sound, is — the first thing newborns hear are the sounds of the world around them and their parents’ voices. And every day we make calls and record messages for our friends and loved ones. But ultimately, it’s easier to just send that Facebook message, tweet or text. QWiPS lets you do both.
You can go ahead and send that tweet or that picture you captured on your smartphone, but quickly and easily add a sound snippet, or in this instance a short qwip, to go along with it. Imagine you’re on vacation at the beach and you want to send a quick snapshot to your family and friends at home — well you can, and with a short message saying how much you wish they were there and capturing the rolling of the waves in the background. It’s easier and faster to capture and share than a video, but it makes the message that much more special and personal, and a lot more human than a static image.
For brands and marketers, QWiPS allows them to capture that same “humanization” and personal connection, and it adds another layer to social media interactions and conversations. QWiPS’ debut at Fashion’s Night Out is the perfect example. Fashion editors and bloggers who used a beta version of QWiPS were able to take their tweets, pictures and posts from the parties, fashion shows and other events of the night, and bring them to life with the emotion, personality and authenticity of a spoken anecdote or some humor. For consumers and fans worldwide who couldn’t make it to the event, they could feel the excitement of the evening and hear editors, celebrities and designers speaking directly to them even while they stayed at home.
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