Voice Actors make 1000+

 

 

 

 

 

There are literally thousands of people out there that’ll sell the VO person a book, a course and training of some kind. Those are great tools for you. What happens after all those courses…what do you do to build up a client list and get money flowing in?  Now available through my website www.coxmarketing.ca. I’ll email you my “white paper” on how you can make 1000+ per month, year in and year out. All in your local market. This is 7 page report, that’s a fact based no bull approach to making local money in VO. If you’ve been in VO for a while and those auditions aren’t coming in quite as fast as they used to or maybe you’ve been laid off for you’re Radio job, you’ve got to read this. You’ll learn…

• –Why people tune out commercials, but WILL hear yours.
• –Who will buy your commercial
• –What you have to have to make a radio commercial
• –What Radio stations won’t tell you, or the client for that matter
• –How you can land a client.
• –What will sell your commercial and keep the client happy.
• –How to sell and how much to sell you’re work for.

What some have said about the “Voice Over White Paper”

“It all makes sense. As a matter of fact, it gave me some more inspiration to get going.”- Rick Arseneault, Voice Actor/Radio Host

“Bry, I wish I had a booklet like yours in my back pocket back in 1997 when I first started making money with my voice.  It would have helped me out tremendously in the very beginnings of my career”~ Roy Bunales Voice Actor/Radio Talent

Here’s a couple of snippets from “The Voice Over White Paper”….

“You are a professional at what you do. You Voice those big National ads for Restaurant Chains, Car Companies, Movie Trailers and of course have an agent that gets you that work. If that’s the case, you don’t need this, and you’ve just wasted your time…………..”

“Here’s what happens at a radio station. The radio sales guy goes out to Bob’s Burger and sells him a package that consists of, let’s say, 40 commercials. Now Bob, wonders what time of day those commercials will be played. The radio guy tells him 10 spots during the morning show (most listeners) 10 spots in the drive home slot (second most listeners) and 20 in the overnight slot (almost no listeners). Bob gets the commercials play spread out over 7 days. So his commercials are played on a very sparse rotation, thus missing alot of listeners. If Bob only has one spot produced. People are hearing his spot, but after the first to third time they hear it…they don’t really *hear* his message. This is called “Listener Fatigue”. Commercials are not like songs…the more people hear a commercial…the more it goes in one ear and out the other…unless you’re Van Gogh. Plus every commercial sounds just like the next.

Voice Actors have to be creative these days with their marketing. No longer can you sit on your butt and wait for the phone to ring. You have to put the word “Pro” into “Pro-Active”. If you think it’s hard on you to find work, you’re agent (if you have one) is also having a very hard time too. So it’s time to strike out.”

I’ll send you The VO White Paper (pdf) today through my website www.coxmarketing.ca
bigbry@sasktel.net
Thanks for the read
Bryan Cox