Bringing VO Talent and Clients Together

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If there was a way that a voice over artist could liaise directly with a voice over client without the need for an agency or intermediary wouldn’t that be a good thing?

Bringing VO talent and clients together, really? Yes, of course it would I hear you cry!

Consider this: the whole transition would be so much smoother, more professional and more conducive to building relationships between you the VO artist and the client. This would lead to quicker turnaround on projects, better communication all around and the potential for future work and greater harmony between both parties. The most important outcome would be more business and more income for you. Sounds perfect doesn’t it?

Well, the good news is that you can!

DirectVoices have introduced a new service that brings talent and clients together in a unique way that no other Pay to Play website has ever done. The 17th June – put that date in your diaries – sees the launch of www.plaza.directvoices.com and is set to change the face of global online voice over services forever.

The solution that DirectVoices has come up with is a win-win for all concerned. It’s a win for the VO artist because for a competitively priced subscription fee you get to keep 100% of the rate that you have agreed with the client. Not only that, if you join now you can get 50% off the subscription fee to celebrate the launch!

And it’s a win for the client because they get to choose from a selection of talented VO artists, negotiate directly with them about the project and the price, and pay the artist direct without any commission going to a middleman or agency.

Creating this easy process for VO talent to work with clients will lead to more work, less red tape and the opportunity to fully showcase what you can offer to your potential customers.

When you create your profile you will be able to share your VO samples, your showreel, name the brands you have worked with, photos of your studio set up and even your rates. A ballpark quote is one of the first things clients want to know, because most clients who buy voicing services on the Internet are not final clients and need to have a rough idea of the costs involved in a VO. Clients will be able to determine whether your price range fits in with their budget and then negotiate with you directly about the fee. By giving your starting price you are setting the pace immediately and it will stop the ‘price dumpers’ trying to lowball your rates. 

In fact, the profile you can create through Direct Voices is so comprehensive that you can use it as your website. You will be able to use your profile as a reference point for all your potential customers and through sharing the link through social media you can open up a world of opportunities for yourself.

One of the many great features of DirectVoices is the online chat facility. In your profile you can switch the chat facility on and be available to have a dialogue with your potential customers at any given time. With the world of voice over increasingly moving online that ability to react quickly to a customers question or request is what will set you apart from the competition.

DirectVoices are committed to giving voice talents the best opportunities for obtaining work with the minimum of hassle. We are also dedicated to giving clients quick access to great talent. This could be the beginning of a beautiful relationship…

Sign up now by clicking https://plaza.directvoices.com/ and benefit from interesting discounts. Plus, if you play a bit on Facebook (giving a LIKE o FB to DirectVoices) even a one year free Premium account can be yours.

Stay tuned: DirectVoices will change your VO business forever!

4 thoughts on “Bringing VO Talent and Clients Together”

    1. Constantino de Miguel

      I appreciate very much your encouragement ! We do our best so that it becomes a great experience for the VO community. Thanks !

      Reply
  2. Lauren Holladay

    Hi Constanino,
    I signed up, but didn’t get an email to confirm so I can’t log back in at this point. Can you check on that? I signed in with LaurenHolladay (user name). Thanks!

    Reply

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