As a speaker, it’s a wonderful idea to build your social media presence. Doing so will help you promote your brand and give potential clients an extra avenue to learn about you and your work. But, depending on what you post, it can also backfire. Nearly everything is divisive today, so you never know if
Do you have a solid business plan? Listen to hear Sanjay Nath share his ideas on growing and sustaining a successful speaking business.
Is all cash good cash? It’s an interesting question to ponder as you build your speaking business. Getting started isn’t easy, and we often act from a place of lack instead of abundance. For example: Some of you are working day jobs as you build your speaking business. Are you feeling frustrated? Are you resenting
Is your social media reflecting your brand? Listen and learn some great tips on how to post with intention.
Quote: “I don’t want to find one thing that works and expect to do it for the next 20 years. I like something that works for two years, and I know I’ll be tweaking and adjusting it in some way.” Dan Miller Are you completely happy with your business? What changes have you made in
Social media is a must for speakers building their business and brand. But are your efforts helping you land more gigs or hurting your efforts? This article will share some essential lessons on social media for speakers, as well as a worksheet you can use to get you started. And it all begins with a
Join me to hear Josh Shipp discuss how he has climbed the ladder of success in the youth market and why finding your identity and audience is so important in speaking.
Being a generalist just doesn’t work in the speaking industry. Why? Because when you try to be all things to all people, you become known for nothing. That’s why I am constantly reminding my students and clients about the importance of picking a lane—choosing one topic and becoming known for that one thing. But in
Quote: “Keep a positive outlook on things happening because there are good things happening; it just doesn’t get reported in the media a whole lot.” Andrew Busch So many of us are looking at the world news every day with uncertainty and have questions about all that’s going on and how it affects the speaking
I see it over and over again, in my own business and the businesses of my students and private coaching clients: failure. And what I’ve come to learn is that it’s not the failure itself that’s important; it’s the way you think about it that matters. Because failure is inevitable! We will all encounter it.
What are the two keys to speaking success? Here’s a bite-sized podcast to learn more. Watch for more of these “quickie” podcasts coming soon!
Join me to hear how Kendal Netmaker created a thriving speaking business by focusing on his vision and giving it his all!
As a speaker, it’s a wonderful idea to build your social media presence. Doing so will help you promote your brand and give potential clients an extra avenue to learn about you and your work. But, depending on what you post, it can also backfire. Nearly everything is divisive today, so you never know if
Do you have a solid business plan? Listen to hear Sanjay Nath share his ideas on growing and sustaining a successful speaking business.
Is all cash good cash? It’s an interesting question to ponder as you build your speaking business. Getting started isn’t easy, and we often act from a place of lack instead of abundance. For example: Some of you are working day jobs as you build your speaking business. Are you feeling frustrated? Are you resenting
Is your social media reflecting your brand? Listen and learn some great tips on how to post with intention.
Quote: “I don’t want to find one thing that works and expect to do it for the next 20 years. I like something that works for two years, and I know I’ll be tweaking and adjusting it in some way.” Dan Miller Are you completely happy with your business? What changes have you made in
Social media is a must for speakers building their business and brand. But are your efforts helping you land more gigs or hurting your efforts? This article will share some essential lessons on social media for speakers, as well as a worksheet you can use to get you started. And it all begins with a
Join me to hear Josh Shipp discuss how he has climbed the ladder of success in the youth market and why finding your identity and audience is so important in speaking.
Being a generalist just doesn’t work in the speaking industry. Why? Because when you try to be all things to all people, you become known for nothing. That’s why I am constantly reminding my students and clients about the importance of picking a lane—choosing one topic and becoming known for that one thing. But in
Quote: “Keep a positive outlook on things happening because there are good things happening; it just doesn’t get reported in the media a whole lot.” Andrew Busch So many of us are looking at the world news every day with uncertainty and have questions about all that’s going on and how it affects the speaking
I see it over and over again, in my own business and the businesses of my students and private coaching clients: failure. And what I’ve come to learn is that it’s not the failure itself that’s important; it’s the way you think about it that matters. Because failure is inevitable! We will all encounter it.
What are the two keys to speaking success? Here’s a bite-sized podcast to learn more. Watch for more of these “quickie” podcasts coming soon!
Join me to hear how Kendal Netmaker created a thriving speaking business by focusing on his vision and giving it his all!
Relationships still run the speaking business (yes, even now). Jane has laid out three of the reasons to help you get more bookings!