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Listen, respond, communicate to your customers and it's much more likely that you'll do the job RIGHT for them the first time.

Before launching into a voice over career, here are 10 top things to consider to ensure a strong start.

Want to learn voice over? There are plenty of options to train online and in person. Here are some resources to help you get started.

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Do it right the first time! Make a strong impression with your voice over demo ... and avoid these common mistakes.

Your voice over website is your virtual business card and storefront, all rolled up in one. Make it practical AND memorable.

You've done the prep work: training, professional demos, a home studio, and a website. Now let's get to work finding work as a voice actor.

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