Hi fellow speakers! Can you help me make my tedx go viral? Please watch and share https://youtu.be/qN-9pah2uKA

Your speaker website isn’t just a nice-to-have—it’s your digital stage. (Ha) It’s where event planners decide if they want to book you. It’s where your leads go to learn more. And if you don’t have one yet? This week’s priority = Get one up! Even a simple, free site is better than nothing. You can add it to your email signature, social media, and even put it on a QR code for conferences. The goal? Convert visitors into booked gigs. Here’s what your site NEEDS: ✅ High-quality photos & videos (your demo reel front and center!) ✅ Your keynote topics & a short bio ✅ A way for event planners to contact you ✅ A media kit & downloadable speaker one-sheet ✅ Links to your social media ✅ A way to collect emails—yes, even if you’re not sending a newsletter yet! Now, let’s network. Drop your speaker website & social links in the thread. You never know who might have a gig or opportunity for you! 🎯

What's the fastest way to get more speaking gigs? Get hyper-focused on your brand messaging. If you comment below with ONE of the following: 1. Your speaker website 2. Your existing demo reel 3. Your LinkedIn profile I'll record and review your brand messaging from an external viewpoint. Clarity is King.

With the recent changes in the political climate, im worried that a lot of erg and dei focused speaking opportunities may be changing? I speak to working women and was hoping to get into the corporate market… not sure whether that will be a feasible plan now. Just wondering how those of you who speak to specific groups plan to adapt, pivot, or perhaps maybe you have not experienced any changes so far? Not meant to be a discussion on the politics but what ways speakers can adapt their business

Hey, Speakers! Would you rather: Speak at TEDx but not get paid, or get $10K for a corporate gig but never get to share the talk publicly? Curious about your take on this 👀