Why can't music be added in a story?

Perhaps the version of Story 2020 you're using has a bug. Another possibility is that your music file is corrupted or not in the correct location for it to be added to the story.

Maybe it's because business stories are usually more focused on facts and information, and music could be seen as a distraction.

Maybe it's due to copyright issues. Some music is protected and can't be used without permission.

It could be that the platform or medium you're using for your business story doesn't support music integration. Different platforms have different rules and capabilities.

It might be because of copyright issues or compatibility problems. Sometimes, the platform has specific rules for business accounts regarding music addition to ensure legal compliance and a smooth user experience.

Well, classical music can give a story a sophisticated touch. It often evokes a sense of depth and timelessness. On the other hand, modern pop or rock music can make a story feel more contemporary and relatable to a younger audience.

In theory, you can add Spotify music to a story, but it's not always straightforward. You have to make sure you have the legal right to do so and that the platform supports it. Sometimes, you might need to purchase a license or use music from a royalty-free library instead.

Yes, it's possible. But you need to consider the target audience and the tone of the story. The music should complement the narrative and not overshadow the important business points being made.

Sure. But it's important to choose music that enhances the story without overwhelming it. You need to consider the genre, tempo, and emotional tone of the music to make it work well with your narrative. Also, make sure you have the legal rights to use the music if it's not your own composition.

Maybe it's a limitation of the platform or app you're using. Some have restrictions on adding multiple photos at once.