How about a free voice track to use in any legit production? (Radio, TV, interweb, movie trailer, the application matters not to me.)
I'm more than happy to record a sample voiceover for you. If you want to try me out in your next radio commercial, television ad or major motion picture trailer so that Real Americans can hear it and react to it, I'm happy to oblige. Especially if you're looking for a convincing voice to persuade people of your company's excellence. Once't. After that, no tickee no washee.
To get your free sample voice track, fill out the form below...
INSTRUCTIONS
- You must supply the copy. PLEASE COPY AND PASTE YOUR SCRIPT SUBMISSION INTO THE "Comments/Copy" SECTION IN THE FORM BELOW.
- Any special instructions for how you want the script read can be added in the "Comments/Copy" section as well.
- PLEASE ALLOW 5 BUSINESS DAYS FOR DELIVERY of your voice track. It will be returned to the e-mail you submit in 128kbs MP3 format, mono with minimal audio processing, maybe a touch of EQ and/or compression, but nothing you can't manipulate later yourself in post production.
- While you're waiting for this bad boy to come back, I strongly beg you to read my highly researched and superbly written guide to great radio advertising. It's a free download and it'll really help you to help me help you. Also see the sidebar to the right.
This is free for the taking...
Of course, the
place to start is by reading this informative booklet, called Great. So now that you've
bought the time, what are you going to do for a spot?
It's written for small business ownerswho don't have three floors of their world headquarters devoted to marketing, nor are they clients of one of the major ad agencies. It's of great helpto those businesses who want to effectively communicate their marketing ideas, speak the language of media, and help their copywriters and producers to create great ads.
You don't have to be an expert, although this guide will show you how it's done. By explaining the best way to plan campaigns, choose stations, write and produce the commercials, you then can talk intelligently in radio people's languageabout how to best design your radio advertising. The Guide helps you to know the kinds of questions to ask, the kind in information you should be giving to your media reps and the people who will produce your ads, so that all the parts work.
The Guide's emphasis is on the most important, and most overlooked, part of the campaign: what you say, and how you say it. It shows you how to arrive at powerful and compelling selling ideas, and irresistible ways of presenting them on the air. You'll realize that it no longer makes sense to simply give your radio rep your newspaper or Yellow Pages ad.
It's free, and you're more than welcome to pass it around. Go hereto get it.
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