https://www.skool.com/the-frequent-speaker/classroom/ec539c90?md=f0b03afefe304276b6c9bfb92842f4cb Day 2 was about “designing authority” so event planners see you as a safe, obvious hire. The main point: your YouTube channel is an authority asset + booking filter, not a random content dump. Key takeaways: - Event planners want proof: full talks, stage presence, audience engagement, recent content. - Personal brand > logo: use your name, a clear headshot, and a bio that says who you help + what problem you solve. - Keep the channel focused (no vlog/off-topic stuff); consistency builds trust. - Upgrade quality if needed (even hiring a videographer for a keynote).Homework: rename channel to your name, update photo/bio/banner, pick one link destination, and unlist old/off-topic videos.

Remix what’s already working: 1. Find a video on YouTube in your niche that’s already performing well (at least 20x the channels average views) - you can remake this video PASTE THE LINK TO THE VIDEO HERE 2. Rewrite the title to be similar & improve it if you can 3. Remake the thumbnail (rough draft is fine) use Canva 4. Extract the transcript using a tool like: https://www.youtube-transcript.io/ 5. Use an AI like ChatGPT to ask you questions about the video. Here’s a great prompt: “Ask me 10 questions about this transcript so that I can answer in a voice note that will polarize or set me apart from other talking about this that we can incorporate into it. Just give me a list. Nothing else” 6. Answer the questions After this, you will have a title, script and thumbnail ready to go.

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 👀

Welcome to The Frequent Speaker! This is a community to help public speaker get on paid stages with proven sales and marketing strategies. Second, introduce yourself to the community by commenting on this post. We want to know... 1. A mini-intro, 2. What you speak about and 3. Who is your target audience 4. Website and social links Once those two things are done, check out these resources: 1. Prospecting sucks (and the other lies we tell ourselves) 2. Welcome Course 3. Free Speaker Business Resources It's great to have you here! (BTW. We love GIFS 😉)