Ensuring your Samples have the correct tags can be a game-changer when it comes to showing up in our search results. 

Keyword tags help clients find your Samples if they have what they are looking for.

For instance, if a client needs the voice of a monster for a video game, and you have a Sample tagged with “monster,” then they will find it in Search and book you!

How to add, remove, or update Sample tags?

1. Access your Samples page: Sample Management.
   
   
2. Select Edit to see your Sample's description:
   Pros are not able to willingly change the main attributes of their Samples, but are able to edit their tags at any moment.
   
   
   
   
3. Click on Continue:
   
   
   
   
4. Edit your tags and save
   
   

What kinds of tags can I add to my Sample?

Don't forget to check out our useful guide for Tones and Styles, which you can also use to choose the some of our most popular Tags for your Samples: How to impress your voice over client by nailing the right tone, style, and voice age!

• Language/Age Gender: For those, you must be approved for those skills and have those skills updated in your profile.
• Accent: Here you can add specific accents you’re doing from your country. You can be as specific as you want since we have plenty of options for you to choose from. 
• Style: Here you can add the specific style you’re using for your voiceover. Is it sad? Happy? Outgoing? Professional? The possibilities are endless!
• Character: Here you can add any character/role you are playing with your voice. Are you voicing a monster or a robot or just a simple girl-next-door? 
• Impression: Here you can add any famous impersonations you’re channeling in your voice over. From Morgan Freeman to SpongeBob, you can choose the option that fits your performance best.
• Pitch: What kind of pitch does your voice quality have? Are you deep, low, high pitched or neutral? 
  
• Purpose: 
  • Movie trailer: Commercial advertisement for a feature film.
  • Phone systems: Recording for a telephone system or IVR.
  • Product videos: Recording a video that explains how a product works.
  • Presentations / Educational: Recording that has an educational objective -i.e. sharing an idea TED-style-,
  • Commercials / Advertising: Commercial advertisement for a brand or service.
  • Characters / Videogames: Character voices or narrations for videogames or animation.
  • Live announcements: Recording used at live events or to promote them.
  • Audiobooks / Podcasts: Voice used for an audiobook and/or podcasts.
  • Radio / TV Tags: Commercial advertisement for radio or TV.

I want to add a tag but the word doesn't exist, what do I do?  This is a great question! First, try to look for a synonym. Maybe the exact word you're looking for doesn't exist, but a similar one can. Second, please share your keyword suggestions with us in the following Community Post. Our team will make sure the tags are reviewed and added to the list as we update the feature.