Category: Business
Small business, big business, startups, entrepreneurship, professional self-improvement, benchmarks, networking, etc
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I made a lot of headway on Voices.com today. No, I haven’t booked a gig yet, but I talked with my account manager today. For 45 minutes, we walked through every section of my profile and demos to optimize the details. In the end, I had info on demo creating and labeling, best descriptors of…
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Say More Multimedia Marketing might have it’s first gig. Will be doing photos and setting up a livestream for a weightlifting meet. I’m looking forward to the Canon M50 beginning to pay for itself. The event is this Saturday.
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Still waiting on bites from voice over auditions. Streamlined the process of knocking out multiple auditions. I mean I’m streamlining. I’m setup the gain and peak to make sure I’m hitting -15db. Then I go through the Spectral Frequency meter and pull mouth clicks, weird breathes, and nose breathes. I chop off the front and…
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This week has been busy. Not busy in most of the ways I had planned. For example, I will be skipping the weekly blog post this week (again). As long as it doesn’t happen twice in a row – says James Clear, the author of Atomic Habits. I did get to talk to my Web…
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That’s the craziest coincidence. I was recently loathing about not having online business seeking friends. Then on Instagram, I find a friend I was stationed with in Germany who’s been doing the exact same online business – web and graphic design – successfully for the last six years. Seriously crazy. I’ve been doing my best…
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I leaped and submitted auditions in Voices.com today. I set the target of 10 auditions and got 9. I’m good with that. We’ll see what happens. I expect to get picked up about 1 in 40. That’s because I’ve been listening to podcasts from other actors registered on the site. I gather that a good…
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I’m excited about doors opening. I got a chance to network with an entrepreneur in Canada. And even getting set up for the courtesy consult was a little bit nerve-racking. It was like ‘what questions do I ask?’. How do I keep from geeking out and being super technical about their business? I put myself…