We write texts for people. If a text becomes too boring or complicated a person will stop listening to it. It is important to make the text interesting and easy to listen to.

The text should be balanced, simple, not overloaded with complex vocabulary, positive and friendly. At the same time, it should preserve all the important facts and be written respectfully, without familiarity.

Reread the text. If a sentence seems too difficult to understand, rewrite it using simple vocabulary. If there is no useful information in the sentence – delete it.

The language of audio guide texts should be figurative and vivid, and at the same time modern. Instead of old cliches, come up with new metaphors.

Remove evaluative vocabulary and unsubstantiated epithets and characteristics. Instead, draw images in the mind of the listener. They will decide by themselves whether something is "magnificent" or "delightful" after we describe things that they understand and allow them to draw conclusions themselves.

Make sure to use hyphens, en, and em dashes correctly. Tips on how they are different and when to use either of them read here.

To insert empty space in the text, use tabs (Tab key) and alignment instead of spaces. Replace all double spaces with single, this replacement can be run several times until the search stops finding a double space in the text.