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I found Scott Vyverman through Voices.com, called him up and offered him work. I'm very happy with Scott and would use him again in a heartbeat.

Saul Adler
The Mortgage Zone, Inc.

What does it take to make your own podcast? For starters, it truly benefits you to be prepared. This sound advice is given to small business owners as part of Voices.com’s 9-step, 16-page PDF that walks soon to be podcasters through the process of brainstorming, solidifying, recording and marketing their podcast on the Internet.

How to Make Your Own Podcast in Nine Simple Steps

Voices.com teaches small business owners how to create their first episode.
James Johnson

What does it take to make your own podcast? For starters, it truly benefits you to be prepared. This sound advice is given to small business owners as part of Voices.com’s 9-step, 16-page PDF that walks soon to be podcasters through the process of brainstorming, solidifying, recording and marketing their podcast on the Internet.

The Small Business Podcasting Kit, published in a free, downloadable PDF file, includes instructions on how to plan a podcast, write a script, set-up recording equipment, record a podcast, edit, mix, and export a podcast episode, upload an episode to a web-hosting provider, create a podcast episode and show notes, burn a podcast feed, and how to add a podcast feed to podcast directories such as Apple iTunes, Odeo, and dozens of others.

The co-founders and writers of the Small Business Podcasting Kit, David and Stephanie Ciccarelli, are both specialists in the field, with backgrounds in audio recording technology and vocal performance.
According to Voices.com, these 9 steps are necessary to build a framework around your podcast production. These tools below will help you to lay the foundation of your People interested in acquiring the 16-page PDF can do so for free at the VOX Daily Blog:

http://www.voices.com/documents/Small-Business-Podcasting-Kit.pdf

Source: SuccessMagazine.com

This morning, CNN International published a story about the world of voice actors, bringing awareness of our industry to the mainstream.

Voice acting is a business and these businesses can be started from anywhere in the world. The thousands of talents listed at Voices.com speak more than 100 languages, notes CEO David Ciccarelli. On the site you can hit a Play button that's placed next to a talent's name and hear what they sound like.

Much of the work is corporate in nature, but "more and more, these professionals are being hired for entertainment purposes, such as film and dubbing for broadcast content distributed around the world through new and traditional media," says Ciccarelli.

Read the full article on Voices.com and the worlds of voice actors at CNN here.

Kudos and much thanks to you and Voices.com -- I just completed a corporate video narration for Portofino Group, Miami, Florida. They were very pleased with my work and it sounds like I'm on board for a lengthier project with them in a few weeks.

They found me at Voices.com !!

It's nice to get work through auditioning -- even NICER to simply be chosen from the pack !

Thanks again and blessings to you, David and gang.

Cheers,

Glad Faith