June 11, 2010
Statistics, Market Research and Analysis
Collectively, we work in an industry with eight decades to its claim and one that has undergone a phenomenal series of changes. Estimated to be a $12.3 billion industry world-wide, voice-overs and language services penetrate all forms of both media and new media, touching the daily lives of nearly everyone in Western culture.
You're likely already aware that voice-overs is a huge market, but by global standards many would consider it a niche market. And, like other niche markets it is often difficult to find market research, statistics and analysis in support of this growth industry.
Today, we've published market research on key areas of growth. It's literally a page from our marketing plan, so save yourself the time of doing your own research and enjoy these statistics.
October 15, 2007
How to Monetize Your Podcast
Monetizing a podcast first starts with creating a brand, reaching loyal listeners, and producing great content that will attract advertisers and generate an income from your audience.
November 2, 2006
CBC's Dragon's Den Goes Web 2.0
Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to pitch our business to a panel of high profile Venture Capitalists. I refined my 60 second pitch, and prepared myself to handle foreseeable objects. We didn't land the initial investment, however I'm glad at least one Web 2.0 company did. Here's their story...
October 23, 2006
What's in a business plan?
Over the past few weeks, I've been participating in a course at the Richard Ivey School of Business on the subject of entrepreneurship. The first session discussed the importance of having a business plan. Here are some of the highlights.
September 11, 2006
What's "The Biz" All About?
I've read blog posts by other entrepreneurs and industry critics raising a question. Does the world need another blog? I'd like to refine that question. Does the world need another web 2.0 blog? My short answer is "yes", and here's why.
