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We write about all sorts of useful things to help your voicing career including home studio setup and maintenance, audio production kit and techniques, how to brand your business, website tips, SEO advice and more. You can filter articles by topic or scroll from the most recent.
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AI is changing the world. And whether you love it or hate it, its here to stay. Here are some resources and ways to keep your voice and data safe.
I LOVE a good podcast. And I do enjoy losing myself in a good book. I asked our newsletter subscribers for their recommendations and I’ve added a few of mine too.
H tags – a phrase that may sound like your nightmare website jargon themed fever dream is about to start. I’m here to make them simple and easy to understand.
Colour brings your brand and website to life, but we need to make sure everyone has the same access to see your designs in their full beautiful glory!
A guide explaining what different colours are use for, why they’re different and where you should use which format.
The story of a unique Trans-Atlantic website collaboration project with Canada based Voice Over Artist Dennis Lewis, his developer and Helen Bee.
Helen interviews voice over and actor Claire Lindsay about her voice business, website, marketing and how her approach to promoting herself has changed.
A guide to ensure you get your logo in all the file formats you’ll ever need, why you need them and where to use each file type.
Our most popular blogs from the last 12 months are about Izotope RX, compression, noise floors, how to get seen online and google business profiles.
Making website amends can be a time-consuming and daunting task. These quick and easy tips will help you get the job done.
Two years after working with Helen, André talks about his experience of branding his voiceover business and working out ‘who he is’.
Helen is a guest on A Voiceover’s Adventure podcast chatting with host Jo Troy and chats about Branding in Voiceover.
What is a Google Business Profile and do voiceovers need one? Quick answer is yes – and I’ll show you how…
How do you make sure your voiceover website gets picked up by search engines?
Humans are visual beings, so where to source our images from? These are my go-to great stock image sites that I use all the time.
My website clients already get a lot of guidance on how to write copy to maximise their site for SEO (which basically means, helps get
There are lots of reasons why people want to get a rebrand. It can feel expensive, difficult, out of reach or overwhelming. Here are some questions to help you decide if and when to rebrand.
Our USP or secret sauce is more than just the services we offer and the work we do. So how do we find our USP? Here’s where to begin to find your fabulous.
To help you get found online by clients – here are 6 essential pages and content tips every voice over website should have
Looking at how to test-drive fonts before parting with your cash, where to find inspiration and a few font suggestions from me. Third in a series of 3 posts.
Looks do matter with type. Helen looks at why it’s important to pick fonts that best represent you and brand values.
There are hundreds of thousands of fonts out there. The choice is huge and overwhelming. The first of 2 blogs about type where I guide you through some dos and don’ts, resources and practical considerations when choosing fonts for your brand or logo.
Get productive and save time with these useful design, workflow, productivity and website tools that I use every day.
Read about what prompted Stephanie to start her branding project and her experience of working with Helen
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