The Referable Speaker: Your Guide to Building a Sustainable Speaking Career—No Fame Required
Michael Portamazon.com
The Referable Speaker: Your Guide to Building a Sustainable Speaking Career—No Fame Required
David Schonthal surprises and delights audiences, and he does it reliably. No unsolicited email would have secured David a gig with Carol. She had to experience him for herself.
Kelsey decided to stop speaking and start performing.
if you don’t need to read their bio or even their title to know who they are, they are worldly famous.
Fame Factor, the Entertainment Factor, and the Expertise Factor.
novice presenter shares information, thinking facts are enough to change the way people think and act. A transformational performer takes the audience on an entertaining journey that changes the way they think, act, and feel.
find their speakers are: See the speaker elsewhere. Word of mouth from other meeting professionals. Word of mouth from other people in their organization who are not meeting professionals.
Before you’re famous, meeting planners buy your speech, your ideas, and then you—in that order. When you become famous, the inverse is true: event organizers buy you, your ideas, and then your speech.