There was definitely something missing from the website, and when we pinpointed it, executing the new feature was a blast.

What was missing?

It became clear to us at Voices.com that there needed to be a way for you, the people who use our web service to recommend your favorite voices to each other, thus saving your peers time while rewarding and referring voice actors with whom you have worked.

I'd like to introduce the new VoiceRank™ technology now in use at Voices.com.

What is VoiceRank™ and what does it do?

VoiceRank™ is divided up into three distinct lists that qualify talent for you right off the bat.

First is the "New" list. These are the newest voice talent who have registered at the website. It's a way for them to gain some immediate exposure and have others rate their demos for professionalism.

The second list is called "Top Rated". The Top Rated list is generated by the new VoiceRank™ technology, a ranking engine that's fair, flexible and trustworthy.

VoiceRank™ is based upon a combination of the number of ratings voice actors have received, their overall average rating, and the completeness of their profiles. The current list reflects how voice actors have been rated regarding their auditions as well as former feedback ratings.

Finally, the third list is called "Favorites". People in this list have been most favored by you, our clients. You can 'favorite' voice actors by clicking the "Add to Favorites" link in the search results, via audition submissions or on voice actor websites at Voices.com.

If there's a voice actor you've worked with in the past at Voices.com, you can give them your support by saving them to your Favorites or by rating them and helping to improve their VoiceRank™. These votes of confidence mean a lot to talent who strive to be on the Top 100 lists, whether as top rated or most favored.

Want to see this new feature in action?

Find the top ten voice actors listed in each category at our home page. To view the Top 100 in each category, all you need to do is click through the link that says "Top 100".

Best,

Stephanie

P.S. Any comments on this new feature?