Activity
Mon
Wed
Fri
Sun
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
What is this?
Less
More

Memberships

ICONS Online

588 members • Free

Beautiful Soul Collective

47 members • Free

MXLTIPLIERS

186 members • Free

Overflow for Christian Women

15 members • Free

RainmakerAI

1.2k members • Free

List Builder Lab

1.1k members • Free

Digital Growth Community

57.6k members • Free

Kingdom Coaching

1.6k members • Free

The Frequent Speaker

296 members • Free

16 contributions to The Frequent Speaker
ANNOUNCEMENT: YouTube for Speakers
(Beta Access) Hi all, I’m building a new course that breaks down my full YouTube inbound lead system for speakers. This is the same process our clients use to increase fees, get booked from content, and become searchable online. The course is called: YouTube for Speakers, 90 Days to Authority It is built for paid speakers who want inbound leads using long form YouTube videos. Right now, it includes nine modules. - Foundation - Identity - Branding - Scripting - Production - Packaging - Growth - Conversion - Bonuses I’m building in real time. No set launch date yet. If you comment below, you get free access forever - but I want feedback. This is only available while the course is being built. If you want more inbound leads, stronger video content, and a stages on autopilot, comment "black Friday" and I’ll add you to the list.
1 like • 8d
Black Friday
I Studied 500+ Paid Speakers. Here’s Why Most of Them Stay Invisible.
Let’s be honest: If you’re charging $5K–$15K per talk (or want to)… and you’re still not booking consistently… It’s not your talent. It’s how you’re running your business. After working behind the scenes with 50+ speakers and spending almost 2 years obsessing over the industry, these are the biggest patterns I see—over and over again: STRATEGY & POSITIONING - šŸŽÆ No clear niche—they try to be everything to everyone - šŸ”„ Focusing on multiple audiences at once - 🧩 Messaging is vague and hard to remember - 🧪 Building offers before validating demand - 🧠 Trying to solve every problem for every audience - ✨ Shiny object syndrome—chasing trends instead of establishing authority - šŸ“Š No repeatable system for outreach or visibility SALES & STRUCTURE - 😬 Fear of raising prices—still saying yes to $500 gigs that require travel and lodging - 🧾 Not charging for the real time, prep, and emotional energy it takes to deliver - šŸ“… Assuming a gig is locked in before the contract is signed - šŸ”’ Not focused on securing recurring corporate deals or longer-term training opportunities - šŸ“‹ No clear offer = no urgency = no action - šŸ’¼ Doing free gigs without collecting social proof assets (logo, video, testimonial) -If you’re speaking for free, cool. Just don’t do it empty-handed. MARKETING & COMMUNICATION - šŸ“£ Talking about themselves instead of the audience’s problem - šŸ“ŗ Overwhelming planners with long reels, cluttered websites, too many options - 🧠 Leading with technicalities instead of transformation - šŸ“¢ Saying too much instead of making the message land - āŒ No urgency in their positioning—no reason to act now - ⚔ Spending money on branding/tools before securing clients (I know $10K speakers still running off Google Sheets!) BRAND & ASSET GAPS - šŸ‘» Ghosting social proof—no fresh content, no testimonials, no logos - 🧱 Weak online presence: no clarity, no consistency, no authority - šŸ—‚ļø Relying only on referrals with no strategy for growth - 🧭 No clear destination for decision-makers: ā€œWhat am I hiring you for again?ā€
I Studied 500+ Paid Speakers. Here’s Why Most of Them Stay Invisible.
1 like • Apr 22
Amen to all of that!
Sketch notes
When I take notes, I often doodle and draw diagrams. Recently I heard of seminars using limited diagrams so attendees aren’t distracted between the speaker and the exhibits. There’s even a one-slide offer. Dies anyone have experience with designing these or know of an AI platform that can design these infographics?
2 likes • Jan 23
I'm a fan of SketchWow... https://www.sketchwow.com/
Welcome Frequent Speakers! (Meet your fellow speakers)
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 šŸ˜‰)
Welcome Frequent Speakers! (Meet your fellow speakers)
2 likes • Sep '24
@Kenneth Baltazar Thanks so much, Kenneth-- that's so encouraging and I needed to hear that today.
1 like • Nov '24
@CJ Janzen I hear you. And I agree with the thankfulness for healing and grace-- so good!
How to Speak in Soundbites
This is something that I really struggle with. I waffle all around. It's a struggle. I found this great video today.
1 like • Nov '24
Good stuff. As one who edits video podcasts, I wish everyone knew this! I spend a lot of time smoothing out and fiddling with the speed and transitions to make decent sound bites.
1 like • Nov '24
@Cam Beaudoin the content is always first-- as far as capturing the good bits... but with attention spans as they are, the shorter the better. In general go for 30/60/90 as a general guideline. When I use AI I choose the longer one, knowing I can cut it down. It is handy to repeat the question back-- but the other way to do that is to use the question in the "caption" on social-- the words of the post... plus that way it's searchable and indexed. Hope that helps!
1-10 of 16
Sheena McKinney
3
38points to level up
@sheena-mckinney-7065
I untangle TECH for speakers & podcasters to move faster with less cost & frustration. I also polish the message to move, transform, and sell!

Active 4d ago
Joined Sep 13, 2024
INFJ
Seattle
Powered by