Marketing: Here’s Why You Don’t Want Voice Over Jobs. What??? by William Williams
VO pro/coach William Williams suggests an interesting path to voice over income: Don’t look for jobs! Rather, seek long-term clients. Here’s how …
Getting found and getting booked. Websites, demos as marketing tools, client outreach, agents, social media, SEO, and the follow-up habits that turn a one-time job into a repeat client.
VO pro/coach William Williams suggests an interesting path to voice over income: Don’t look for jobs! Rather, seek long-term clients. Here’s how …
In today’s electronic age, live networking has become less prominent, but that doesn’t mean it has lost its importance. Knowing how to interact with someone face to face is still a valuable skill to have. Here are 10 tips from veteran voice actor Rob Marley for when you find yourself at a business social get-together …
Social media unites us with people who have similar interests to ours – but not ALL interests are shared. If you post something a potential client doesn’t like, are you committing social media suicide? Voice actor / media consultant Dana Detrick-Clark recommends asking yourself these three questions before hitting ENTER …
Why would a voice over agent drop you? Presumably you have talent, or you wouldn’t be on their roster in the first place. So the decision to keep or drop talents who are infrequently hired isn’t always easy, notes PN Agency chief Roger King …
VO pro Jerry Reed jumps to a new fitness center for more social interaction and on the first day there, overhears a web TV producer talking about a website. Jerry reaches for his business card – and now the next step is easy …
Number 21 is Cold Calling – ugh! But it works! Voice over veteran Rob Marley shares 25 voice over marketing tips here. And be honest: you haven’t tried them all …
In marketing to voice over prospects – do you focus on yourself or the client? VO veteran Paul Strikwerda shares compelling reasons to present yourself as a superhero – and four ways to do that …
How would you describe your voice to a stranger? To a prospective voice over client? Be accurate – your description should match what they’ll hear on your demo. UK-based voice talent/coach Gary Terzza shares tips for determining what looks and sounds real …
How can you continue to build your voice over client relationships and increase your chances of more positive outcomes? One word: Followup. And VO pro J. Christopher Dunn gives you five examples …
When your voice over client contacts move to new jobs, what do you do? Voice actor J. Christopher Dunn shares his methods for keeping business going with the current clients – and expanding to the new ones ….