HeyJaredEveryday VOpreneur® with Marc Scott
You‘re a Voice Actor. You‘re an Entrepreneur. You‘re a VOpreneur®! The Everyday VOpreneur® Podcast is your Guide Through the Business of Voice Over.
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Only the Strong Survive: 5 Things Voice Actors Can't Ignore in 2026 (opens the original)
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The summer series is over, and Marc spent a lot of it away from the office - resetting, thinking, and figuring out where his voiceover business goes from here. This has been an unusual year. AI hit his business hard, e-learning work he counted on disappeared, and he made a deliberate choice to step back from coaching and get back to voiceover. In this solo episode, he shares the five things he keeps coming back to - the ones he's rebuilding his own business around heading into Q4. He gets into w
Voices.com in 2026: How to Actually Get Found & Booked with Gina Scarpa (opens the original)
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Marc spent nearly a decade away from Voices.com. Then, in July, he decided to give the platform another shot. Six weeks later, he had questions. In this episode of the Everyday VOpreneur Podcast, Marc is joined by Gina Scarpa, one of the top-booking voice actors on Voices.com, for a deep dive into how the platform actually works and how voice actors can get more from it. Originally recorded during Free Advice Friday, this conversation covers everything from profile optimization and search result
The Real Reason Voice Actor Marketing Feels Awkward with Paul Vinger (opens the original)
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Paul Vinger calls it "the unbearable awkwardness of marketing." He's an in-person guy - he connects easily face to face - but online, reaching out cold to total strangers still feels off. His question for Marc: where are the signposts that tell you you're going in the right direction, and what are the potholes to steer away from? In this Summer Series episode, Marc breaks down why the awkwardness is usually a signal - not a flaw in your approach, but a clue that something in your chain needs att
You Finally Have Time to Go Full-Time. Here's Where to Put It with Ryan Benes (opens the original)
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Ryan Benes just retired from the Marine Corps after 22 years, and for the first time in his career, he has real time to invest in voiceover. His question for Marc: when you go from a few hours a week to full-time, where do you put that time so it actually moves the needle? In this Summer Series episode, Marc breaks down how to approach the full-time VO transition, what to keep doing, what to shift, and what to watch out for. They dig into the perpetual preparation trap, why already being bookabl
Being Audition #51 Isn't the Problem. Here's What Is with Rod Gonzalez (opens the original)
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Rod Gonzalez is a bilingual voice actor working in both English and Spanish - and he's got three questions. Does it matter if you're the 51st person to submit on Voices.com? What are the real ingredients for a winning audition? And do any of these rules apply the same way in the Spanish market? In this Summer Series episode, Marc breaks down how Voices.com actually works, what the voice match score algorithm really means, and why the number you submit in line is far less important than most voic
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