Bill DeWees hits the nail on the head with his book How to Start and Build a 6 Figure Voice Over Business.
DeWees is an MBA like me. He knows the vocabulary of the business world, but he does not overwhelm his readers with a bunch of technical mumbo-jumbo jargon.
Many authors try to impress their readers with how much jargon they can throw into a book. Bill DeWees does not do that.
I am not a voice over talent. I am not seeking to be one.
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However, my two daughters are. I purchased this book to gain a little insight into the industry so that I could help them manage their business.
In this book, the reader will learn a few tricks of the trade and some common mistakes
In my opinion, Joe Girard's book How to Sell Yourself should be read along with this book. I think with the two a person who is wishing to market their voice over business will learn most of what they need to know about marketing themselves.
I would like to have read a little more about the proper type of microphones and other equipment. Over all, though, I have to rate this book as an excellent read.
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