I love working on this style of vo – straight ahead, hard-working, a little blue-collar. I relate to the attitude and the aesthetic.
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I love working on this style of vo – straight ahead, hard-working, a little blue-collar. I relate to the attitude and the aesthetic.
More at JaySmackVO.com
I’m a voiceover guy. I provide a very specific service to my clients. The service I offer is SO specific that I realize I’m not always the right person for the job. A client might need a different voice, a different gender, someone with a different background or perspective, someone with a different overall vibe in their reads. The list of why I might NOT get booked gives clients ample opportunity to go somewhere else for their narration, commercial, corporate of other voiceover genre project. That’s why I value my clients so much. – especially regular and repeat clients. They are EVERYTHING.
Are you a small biz person, solo entrepreneur, or whatever you call being in business for yourself, BY yourself? The relationships you develop with clients, vendors, consultants, service providers, contemporaries/sounding boards, etc. – are so incredibly important and gratifying. They are, quite literally, the reason you are in business. If not your WHY, they are absolutely your HOW.
It’s essential that you stay in contact and let your clients and vendors know how much you appreciate them. It doesn’t take much. A short, sincere note or kind gesture goes so far when it comes to staying in touch and letting them know that you’re there for them and that you value their business.
If you don’t feel comfortable reaching out to people or think it seems transparent, just remember to be as authentic as possible. Speak from the heart. You appreciate their business because they are helping you stay in business. It’s as simple as that. So keep it as simple as that.
Here are a few suggestions when relaying messages of gratitudes to people you interact with professionally or otherwise.
Below are a few simple notes you can send in a card, postcard, coffee gift cert or some other token of appreciation that will hopefully brighten their day. You can always email it too. Short, sweet and to the point. Although in this digital age, snail mail and a physical letter or card is very rare and always appreciated.
Personalize pronouns, sentiment and message to match your situation.
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