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So picking up where we left off last week, now that your website is in order, how often should you be updating it?
What might those updates include? Well, I’m glad you asked. :) Tune in to the video below for more expert advice from Amy Russ of Actor-Webs. And if you are on-the-go and prefer listening to the audio of the entire interview with Actor-Webs, check it out here: Join me on Facebook Live this Thursday at 7pm EDT / 4pm PDT for further discussion. Where will I be this week? You’ll have to tune in to find out! :) And while you’re at it, invite a friend.
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So I’m hoping you checked out the #WebPresence video with Amy Russ (of Actor-Webs) last week and are ready to dig deeper in making your online real-estate stand out!
This week, we tackle the essentials that should be included on every actor’s site. And if you are on the go and prefer listening to the audio of the entire interview with Actor-Webs, check it out here: 
Join me on Facebook Live this Thursday, July 20 at 6pm EDT / 3pm PDT for further discussion. We’ll explore how creating your website and other marketing materials can be an extension of your creative expression. Find out more about Amy and Actor-Webs at actor-webs.com or by following her on Twitter. You can also save $50 off the one-time fee. Just click here and use the coupon code WORKWITHELISE to redeem the discount toward website services with Actor-Webs. --- This video is Part 2 of our 5-part #WebPresence with Actor-Webs video series with founder Amy Russ. Check out Part 1 and Part 3.
The world we live in today is very much online.
It’s no surprise then that the entertainment industry has followed suit. From YouTube sensations scoring hosting gigs, to new media contracts at SAG-AFTRA for web series, to casting directors checking how many Twitter followers you have, it can be very daunting if you’re not tech savvy. So over the next month, I’ll be sharing an interview series with Amy Russ from Actor-Webs to help you navigate some #WebPresence must-haves. Amy is an actor, web designer and expert at Backstage.com, and in this week’s video interview, she answers one of the most common questions from actors… Do you really need a website? 
It’s time to view your acting career like a business, and make sure casting directors, producers and peers can find you online. Social media is a great tool for connecting with fans and friends, but you still want to direct people into your own website and mailing list. A website keeps you in control of your #WebPresence. I’ll be hosting a Facebook Live this Thursday, July 13 at 6PM EDT / 3PM PDT where I’ll be discussing actionable steps in getting started with your website as well as moments where my website has led to more work. So don’t miss it! Find out more about Amy and Actor-Webs at actor-webs.com or by following her on Twitter. Click here to get her free video training: the crucial “5 First Steps” to creating a website that stands out. You can also save $50 off the one-time fee. Just click here and use the coupon code WORKWITHELISE to redeem the discount toward website services with Actor-Webs. --- This video is Part 1 of our 5-part #WebPresence with Actor-Webs video series with founder Amy Russ. Check out Part 2 and Part 3.
On the checklist of acting success, talent is not necessarily number 1...
Or even number 2. This may surprise you. But, having a working knowledge of the business side of the industry scores much higher than talent alone. Don’t misunderstand me, honing your craft is still necessary, but being able to create, nurture and capitalize on relationships in the industry is critical to booking work. While it may not be as glamorous as performing on stage or screen, understanding the casting, producing and marketing effort that happens before the curtain rises is essential. It’s not called "show business" for nothing... So, I’m pleased to share an interview with a performer who is out living his entrepreneurial lifestyle and inspiring other performers to do the same. Meet Aaron Reeder. Aaron is an accomplished professional singer/actor with a long list of amazing collaborations and projects. He is also a creative consultant, changing the mindset from "starving artists" to "thriving artists" by cultivating good business to compliment good art. His background in business and marketing provides a unique perspective of the arts and what it entails to be a professional artist. Aaron and I have been holding "business meetings" for over a decade now, and I can't wait for you to listen in on a few of his secrets. :) In this interview, you will learn:
So now that you have Aaron’s tips to preparing for networking situations, which will you work on first? Crafting and perfecting your artistic message? Building your online presence? Researching a business course? Let me know in the comments below.
For more information about Aaron and his latest news, please visit his website at www.aaron-reeder.com and connect with him on Facebook here.
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