In this episode, Josh Elledge, CEO of Upmyinfluence, a company that turns thoughtful entrepreneurs into media celebrities, shares his thoughts on becoming a keynote speaker. Insights he shares include:
Some topics we discussed include:
- Why become a keynote speaker
- Is keynote speaking for everyone
- Can anyone learn how to become a keynote speaker
- How to become a keynote speaker
- How to become a keynote speaker and decide if the economics are favorable to invest in it
- How to become a keynote speaker and build your skill level on an ongoing basis
- How to address the issue of diminishing value of the content we deliver
- Is media training a must for those interested in becoming a keynote speaker
- How to build your visibility and brand when you don’t have any public speaking experience to date.
- How to rate the opportunities available to you
- The people you need to engage with when seeking keynote speaking opportunities
- How to better understand what you’re getting paid for as a keynote speaker
- How to develop your content strategy for an event to make it work from a business point of view
- and much more
Related links and resources
- Check out Upmyinfluence.com
- Learn more from Xenia Muntean – What is a Personal Brand and How to Build a Personal Brand That Drives Growth
- Listen to my interview with Ben Baker – How to Write a Powerful Brand Story That Boosts Referrals
- Get more insights from Lucas Mattiello – How to be Confident in Speaking: 10 Tips for Success
Connect with Josh
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