What are the most common mistakes Gabrielle Nistico sees in voiceover demos and websites?

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From what I teach and what I talk about in my videos, here are some of the biggest patterns I see:

On demos:

• Sending demos to agencies before they’re truly broadcast‑quality or professionally produced
• One “do‑everything” demo instead of targeted demos (commercial, narration, promo, etc.)
• Poor editing: bad pacing, sloppy cuts, inconsistent volume
• Copy that sounds generic or “demo-y,” not like real spots
• Too long, or your best work buried in the middle

On websites/branding:

• Using generic templates and never customizing them, so you look like every other talent
• Inconsistent branding between logo, colors, demo style, and messaging
• Sites that make it hard to immediately play or download your demo
• Focusing on “I love doing voices!” instead of what you solve for clients

If you’d like, I can walk through your current demo or site structure and point out what I’d tweak first.