British accent voice over Artists by Voice Overs Now

by Waqar A. Business man/SEO Expert

Mistakes you should avoid when choosing a British accent voiceover Artist

It is obvious that a voiceover artist is an essential element in any content. From website welcome messages to advertisements, a voice that you choose to become your brand identity that people can notice you with. That means if you want the right voice, you have a lasting connection between your brand and customers. However, while there are so many British voiceover artists in the industry today, getting a perfect one for your brand can be a daunting task.

These are some of the mistakes you should avoid when choosing a voiceover artist.

Not checking the artist’s experience.

One costly mistake that people make when choosing voiceover artists is refusing to check their previous experience. You need someone who has been doing voiceovers for a while. Again, one may have the experience but not in your line- the artist must have done voiceovers in what you do. If for instance, you’re in beverages, then the person should be conversant with such.

Check out the artist portfolio on their website. Other people’s reviews will give you more information on the British male voice over artists and therefore you know if they’re the perfect fit for your project.

Not getting recommendations

When looking for a voiceover artist, it is a mistake when you don’t ask people in your industry who have experience dealing with the artist. Ask your friends that have a background in doing the voiceovers. Your business partners or stakeholders are an excellent place to begin. Do not just get one referral, get as many as possible both males and females. As you interview them, you’ll be able to get the right one.

Selecting the wrong accent

A hiring mistake that many people make is choosing a voiceover artist with the wrong accent. If you, for instance, want to appeal to an international audience, then you need a voiceover artist with a British or American accent. If you’re appealing to a specific audience, it is prudent that you hire a voiceover artist with a regional accent.  That way, the audience can relate with the accent. A foreign accent could make them feel like it’s another strange program which is not real.

A British voiceover artist you choose must be someone who is a British native or someone who has lived in the country for a while and therefore fully assimilated to the language and accent. They also must have done voiceovers in British for a while-with the right experience.

Lack of a definite purpose

No matter how good the voiceover artist is if you don’t have a clear purpose on what you want them to do; you will fail in your production. If you’re introducing a product in the market, you need to be clear on the audience you’re targeting. After you identify the audience, you need to find out what interests them, the language and the accent they’re familiar with and such details. Again, you have to know how intense you want your campaign to be.

When you’re clear, it is easy to get the right voiceover artist who will deliver the message as per your plan and achieve your marketing goals.

Not having a budget

Any successful project rides on a budget.  When you go looking for a British female voice over artists, you need to bear in mind that there’ll be a cost. The person you hire will depend on the budget you have. If you don’t have a budget, you may end up spending an amount that leaves you with a financial dent when you could have used a lesser amount.

Set aside an elaborate budget that covers all the costs of doing the voiceovers, including the artist, that way, you will be able to make the best choice that fits your budget.

Choosing a British voiceover artist requires that you do a proper research and look for someone whose voice will resonate with the expectations of your audience. Interview as many artists as you can. The longer the list, the more the chances of getting a correct one.

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Created on Aug 31st 2020 09:31. Viewed 349 times.

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