I know it’s a busy holiday weekend so I’ll be brief. This week’s Inside Voice Over video training blog contains a valuable checklist for how to prepare an audio book. Watch the short video below And have a great weekend, okay? Hope it’s peaceful, fun and restorative. Susan I’m sending you this valuable Audio Book…
If anyone ever tells you voice over is a dying medium, there’s too much competition and all the good jobs are already taken, you have my permission to laugh in their face and call them an idiot. Seriously. They have no idea what they’re talking about. Just look at the audio book niche, for example….
So, you’re getting ready to start a new business, your voice over business. Congratulations! You need business cards, because that’s what everyone does when they start a business, and a nifty logo because you gotta’ have one of those too, right? How ’bout slapping that logo on some pens, maybe a case of branded coffee…
Regardless of what your voice over project is, you want to ensure that your chosen voice talent actor is able to communicate your message clearly and thoroughly. And while this may seem simple enough, it actually requires a tremendous amount of adaptability and skill from all parties. In fact, the process of recording a voiceover…
They stared at me in shocked amazement when I said this at my Mic To Money™ Voice Over Bootcamp last weekend. But it’s one of the most valuable business-building secrets I learned from my marketing mentor Dan Kennedy so I couldn’t hold back. This secret is second nature to successful business owners outside the voice…