Thank you!

Be well,
Bob

http://www.45n5.com/permalink/voiceovers-for-marketing.html

cheers,
mark

There are a number of us voiceover folk who serve podcasters and bloggers. In fact, one of my regular jobs is for a podcast published by the Office of Science and Technology at the Embassy of Austria in Washington, DC.

Both of the main pay-to-play casting sites (Voices.com and Voice123.com, links are in my blogroll in the Career category) have jobs posted for that kind of work from time to time. In fact, I booked the Austrian Embassy job through Voice123.com.

I spent a bit of time poking around the surface of your blog today. Very interesting what you’re doing. I wish you much success in your efforts.

Be well,
Bob

out of curiosity, does anybody/site cater to doing voiceovers for bloggers/vloggers/podcasters?

Thanks for the interesting question. Bryan’s suggestion in his article is to “give away the ideas and sell the system.” In that context I think the correct answer to your question is that I would post my experiences and some suggestions about how to design one’s own adwords technique that can be customized to one’s own specific abilities and experiences. Not necessarily the specific technique I’m using.

But, your question misses the larger point, at least as regards voiceover work. In this field, and perhaps a few others, booking work isn’t about price or being first through the door much of the time, it’s being the right sound or the right performance.

Thank you for the interesting comments.

Be well,
Bob

yes Eisenberg lists a good philosophy but I reckon there would never be a closed door in business if it worked in the real world.

let’s say you have an adwords technique that is getting you 1 new voiceover per day, you are over the moon about it, would you then publish that adwords technique here and watch everybody else use it and watch your 1 voiceover per day disappear?