Should you create a second LinkedIn profile just for voice over. NO! And I'll tell you why...

Trading the Hamster Wheel for Measurable ROI As the VO Strategist, a guy who literally teaches voice actors how to use social media, I did something that sounds like career suicide. I walked away from most of my social media profiles. I didn’t just stop posting on Twitter. I parked it. I didn’t just leave my Facebook Group to wither. I’m shutting it down. My Instagram? It’s basically just for hobbies now. My Discord server? Gone. Sounds crazy, right? It might even sound a lit

My recent 50-day social media campaign was a masterclass in what not to do. I broke the #1 rule of content: I made my audience work for the value. Instead of giving them the quote in the post, I tried to force a click to YouTube. It was a spectacular failure. Want to learn from my boneheaded mistakes so you don't have to make them yourself? I'm breaking down the entire failed strategy in my latest blog post.

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In the past few weeks I’ve gotten some interesting messages from new connections on LinkedIn. One wanted to “swap endorsements” with me. He said he’s been giving endorsements in exchange for getting them. I politely declined his offer and told him I only endorse people I’ve actually worked with. In the invitation another one sent me, he said he had a question. I accepted the invite and asked him what his question was. He replied with what appeared to be a canned response sayi