Should Your Voice Over Website Be Your Name or Your Brand? When you’re starting out in voice over, or even when you’re going through a rebrand, the temptation to get "creative" with your website URL is strong. Don't fall for it!

Since it's been so long, I thought it would be a good idea to talk about SEO again. What has changed in SEO over the past ten years?

Of all the tools you have to market your voiceover business, your personal website is one of the very few you actually own. If you want to make a name for yourself and stand out against your competitors, a polished, professional website is a great way to show agents and voice seekers you’re there to be taken seriously. What are the components of a great voice actor website?

As a voice actor, how important is talent? How important is skill? Is one more important than the other?

Backstage, an entertainment industry magazine and casting site, just acquired the online casting site Voice123. What does this mean...?

I have a new voice over website! www.TomDheere.com. Wix can do almost everything I need to run both my voiceover and coaching businesses.

Don't Let Bad Accessories Undermine a Good Microphone We all love talking about the star of the show: the microphone. We debate the Neumanns, the Sennheisers, and the boutique brands that promise audio gold. But what about the mic's entourage? It's easy to treat pop filters, shock mounts, and stands as a afterthought, but neglecting them is a good way to make a $1,000 microphone sound like a $100 USB mic plugged straight into a laptop. With that in mind, check out these recen