The Web For Actors blog

Announcements, tips and the occasional argument about what an actor website is for.

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From the blog · Jan 30, 2015
Adding Links to Your Site

There are many reasons why you could want to put a link to other websites on your own. For instance, your friend is a photographer and he took all of your headshots.

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From the blog · Jan 23, 2015
Adding Your Own Events

This one is a no-brainer. If you are an actor, entertainer or if you are in any type of show-biz, you will most likely have some sort of events that you would want to advertise.

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From the blog · Jan 16, 2015
Our First Video

We have just released our first video. It will be used to precede all of our video releases and tutorials as an identifier of IADB video.

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From the blog · Jan 9, 2015
Online Presence for Actors

I always tend to compare things to other things, so let me begin with that. If having an online profile is like riding the train then owning a website is like owning a car.

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From the blog · Jan 2, 2015
Domain Names for Actors

Having a domain name adds a personal touch. We'd be happy to have Bradley Cooper under bradley215.iadb.com and Cate Blanchett under cate_aus.iadb.com because they would be advertising IADB with their websites, but it is better to have your own domain name that are easier to remember and say something about you.

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From the blog · Dec 26, 2014
Your Own Actor Website

The main reason for signing up with IADB.com for a professional website is the fact that you will then have a website all about you.

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From the blog · Dec 19, 2014
Web For Actors

This spring the Internet Actor's Database launches IADB.com, a cheap and easy way for actors to make the most of their digital world.