Voiceovers

Hi Again..With falling inflation & consumer spend it’s always good to reassess the bottom line especially when costs are rising and income is stagnant, you need to take a good look at where you can cut expenses. To effectively make cuts, you should first review all of your expenses and then trim areas that will have the least impact. When choosing where to ultimately cut, remember not to take anything away from service to your clients. Many business owners immediately cut back on advertising and marketing, which is often a large expense, but experts rule against cutting down in this area because you will need to maintain that lifeline, especially at a time when your competitors minimize their efforts in this area.A few simple changes in how you run your business can save alot and allow you to remain competitive in tough economic times, but be mindful of the fact that if potential customers don’t hear or see what you’ve got to offer they will visit your more vocal or visual competitors who continue to advertise & get even more creative in their approach.. Yes Advertising Means You’re Outstanding, & even more so within a tough economic climate.

Irish Voiceovers: On a subject more directly related to my work, surveys on the most attractive accents emerge every few years & I see yet again the Irish accent is a winner! The lilt of scottish and Southern Irish voices are much more attractive than the Queen’s finest English. In a boost to the Scottish and Irish diaspora, new research to find out what accents people like and dislike most, has found that English spoken with Southern Irish, Scottish and New Zealand accents are the most popular. Top of a table of 34 accents compiled from research based on more than 5,000 people in the UK…So there’s a chance us V/Os can still earn a quid or two across the herring pond!