In this 2 Minute Tip, I’ll share why your website should be complete; No missing images; half-written paragraphs, or something that says “insert text here”. Your website is a reflection of you; Your show. Your Speech. Your brand. Simple rule: Complete it or delete it.
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Many of us complain about the United States Postal Service—but this week I’d like to share an INCREDIBLE tip if you are a speaker, performer or “solopreneur”—or even run a small business. The United States postal service has a program called, Informed Delivery. You’ll want to take two minutes this week to discover this…
Have you ever seen a photo of a speaker in a conference booklet or program, then observed the same speaker at the conference in person…and the resemblance is, well, not even close? And you realize that this person hasn’t updated their promotional photos since 2012? Or worse, since 1912! Well, professional speakers/performers are sometimes the…
In this episode, you’ll learn why you really don’t need an 800 or “toll-free” number any longer. We’ll take a quick look at why you SHOULD have a separate phone number for your speaking/performing business. Check Google Voice for info on numbers. And, I like Ring Central to manage my office calls; You can learn…
In this episode we’ll approach the sticky topic of getting paid. There are a few things you can do, prior to your event, to help make sure that you aren’t chasing down your check after the event is over. This IS an important topic, and knowing how to handle it efficiently and professionally. Let’s look…
In today’s two minute tip, I’ll share with you a simple marketing idea for every email you send. Every time. Let me know what you think, below in the comments section. Also—if you are looking to book more shows this year, you should check out my Quick Course on Booking Yourself. You can learn…
If you’ve ever seen any using an iPad while they are speaking, you may have noticed the brightness of the screen being reflected in their glasses, or on their face. From the audience point of view, it is distracting—and it’s not necessary. Here’s a way to “invert” the colors so that won’t happen to you….