Toronto, Canada (VOICES.COM) October 17 – Since their beta launch this past September, Voices.com has been testing, retesting, and collaborating with their customers to make Voices.com the undisputed leader in the voice-over industry.

For those who haven't heard of 'Beta' or the phase known as beta, it is a technical term for the period of time that consists of activities related to the overall testing of a website, including the visual layout (or user interface), functionality (using all of the features of the site), editorial content, and other facets that make a website work properly.

Throughout this enormous endeavor, the company has learned a lot about what their customers want, how they like to use the Voices.com website ( http://www.voices.com ), and the elements that differentiate Voices.com from other web services, thus being able to provide an elevated user experience, and most importantly, a place that both professional voice actors and those who need their services can call 'home'.

The participation of those who use the Voices.com web service was integral to the success of the beta testing process. People who use the website frequently eagerly submitted feedback, shared ideas, lent their ears, and provided recommendations throughout the development and testing phases. The insight gleaned from Voices.com customers was invaluable.

Voices.com CEO David Ciccarelli says, " This period has been exciting, informative, and has given us all an opportunity to band together to really make Voices.com a home for you, our members and collaborators.”

For people producing audio and video content, Voices.com is able to fulfill the requirements of any voice-over project. Click to learn more about Voices.com: http://www.voices.com

About Voices.com

Based in London, Canada, Voices.com provides an online marketplace, facilitating transactions between business clients and voice-over professionals, employing a comprehensive suite of web-based services. Clients that have worked at Voices.com include NBC, ESPN, PBS, The History Channel, Reader's Digest, Comcast, Nortel Networks, Bell Canada, Microsoft, Cisco Systems, ING, Western Union, Ford, GM, Jaguar, US Army, the US Government and more.

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