The 'Sound' of Your Company or Product Merits Close Attention

from Monday Morning Radio · host Dean Rotbart

What your company or product "sounds" like is an essential component of its success. When companies including Microsoft, Cisco, GoDaddy, and Shopify need to hire talent to be the voice of their commercials and other scripts, they look to Voices.com – the world's largest online marketplace for voice over products and talents. Since David Ciccarelli and his wife Stephanie wrote their business plan for Voices.com on a napkin back in 2005, they have expanded into 160 countries, bringing talent and clients together, and raising more than $20 million in venture capital. This week David shares his entrepreneurial wisdom with host Dean Rotbart. No scripts. No second takes. Just the unvarnished voice of hard-fought experience. Photo: David Ciccarelli, Voices.comPosted: July 15, 2019Monday Morning Run Time: 44:14

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