We're starting the new Share-it Plan for Actor Websites! We're beyond excited to give this opportunity to our community.
There is no easier way to get an article written about you than having somebody interview you for their blog.
You know what's better than awesome deals on Black Friday and Cyber Monday?
"Your Google results directly impact your career." That is the tagline for BrandYourself, a service used by hundreds of thousands of professionals trying to bury Facebook pages and other social media accounts and embarrassing stories that pop up when they google their names.
I can't even begin to count the number of actors who have contacted me saying that they've lost hours of their life, thousands of dollars, and countless sleepless nights just to get their actor websites RIGHT!
Okay, okay. I know it's a book club week, but I just realized I never put my own eBook into the rotation.
As you might have noticed, our social media presence has decreased as we took our own hiatus, but that doesn't mean that we've stopped thinking about the future and planning upgrades for IADB Actor Websites.
The most common question that I get asked by actors I meet is "Why do I need a website?" The issue with this question is that it implies the "NEED", and any answer I can provide will not satisfy the question, because the truth is that there is NO FORMULA for what is needed to become a successful actor.
I don't know how many blog posts I wrote on my idea about downloading acting related YouTube videos to listen to while jogging or to watch on the plane.
I am a networker. I enjoy all sorts of meetups and events, but one event in particular that I attend regularly has the concept of networking down to science.
For the past 3 years, each time I came across an interesting website, I bookmarked it by saving it in a chrome folder titled "Interesting".
I hear stories all the time about how so-and-so got into the industry as an actor.