Posts Tagged ‘socialmediavo.com’
All trends are pointing to the contrary.
Don’t believe me?..then maybe Roy Wells’ article on the website Social Media Today will convince you.
It’s titled: Social Networking is Dominating Online Activity.
…and while you’re at it, take a moment to read some of the related posts at the bottom like:
“I only use email to communicate with old people” -and- “Four Things That People Do Online” (very thought-provoking)
Don’t forget our specially-designed web page for voice artists who want to get a handle on social media: SocialMediaVO.com.
CourVO
…purposely misspelled in the spirit of texting.
For a while during my hour-long teleseminar on Social Media sponsored by Edge Studio June 22, 2010…I waxed eloquent on the suggested do’s and don’t's of social media…that is, if you want to get and keep friends and followers. Otherwise, it doesn’t matter what you do.
The whole teleseminar, of course, was based on the supposition that you DO want to get and keep followers and “friends”. Furthermore, extending your brand onto those social media platforms may even garner you some new clients.
These concepts are not new, but apparently — with a teleseminar attended by the maximum allowable 100 listeners — a good many voice actors have a hunger for learning more about social media tools.
I set up my trusty FLIP video cam to record some of my end of the call, and the clip is below. Mind you, I took NONE of my own advice for how to set up a good shot, as stated in my helpful website: OnCamTips…so forgive the terrible angle, and the news map of Las Vegas in the background.
To hear the full hour’s teleseminar session click HERE, and scroll down to the subheading ‘Marketing’.
Also, visit SocialMediaVO to see a more complete resource on leveraging New Media for your voiceover business.
CourVO
There is no one to blame but me for the way my life is: BUSY!
4 days in LA for VOICE2010, 2 days back to work at my TV job, including an intense 2.5 hours on-air live for the Primary Election’ then a blessed 5 days vacation with family near Tahoe.
But you know what returning from vacation means: Yup!…a pile of work, emails, bills, auditions, and phone calls.
In case you’re still catching up to all the wealth of data that came out of the event, you might want to visit Connie Terwilliger’s excellent summary blogs HERE.
THIS is another fine resource of material, pics and observations of the event, courtesy of ace marketing an voiceover talent Peter O’Connell.
Also, the VoiceOverXtra site puts together a host of blog articles (including this one) for a roundhouse summary of the event.
And surprisingly, I have not yet mentioned in this blog of my endeavour to help Bob Bergen in his desire to see Legendary Voice Actor June Foray get respect. We’re seeking a place for the still-vibrant 92-year-old in an upcoming SONY feature film on the Smurfs. June was the original Jokey Smurf, and that’s aside from her well-known role as Rocky the Squirrel in the Rocky and Bullwinkle show, and countless other roles in cartoons and animation. So far, she hasn’t even been approached for so much as a token line in the movie.
Please see THIS FACEBOOK PAGE, and click “LIKE” at the top to lend your support to a grass-roots effort to get SMURF JUSTICE FOR JUNE FORAY.
Finally…don’t forget to visit the SocialMediaVO.com site, as we are updating it regularly, and filling it with loads of info that VO’s can use in their social marketing efforts.
Have a great week!
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