When reaching out to conference organizers, don't just send a list of things you can talk about. Instead, show them the ROI. "I’d love to talk about work-life balance."
The biggest mistake aspiring speakers make is trying to talk about everything. Event planners don't hire "motivational speakers"; they hire experts who solve specific problems. GET PAID TO SPEAK
Most beginners think they need a Speaking Bureau (an agency) to get work. In reality, bureaus usually only sign speakers who are already making $5k–$10k per gig. When reaching out to conference organizers, don't just
This is a one-page PDF that acts as your resume. It should include your bio, your talk titles, and a few testimonials. 3. Pitch the "Outcome," Not the "Topic" Event planners don't hire "motivational speakers"; they hire
Even 60 seconds of you speaking (even if it’s at a local meetup or a recorded webinar) is better than nothing. They need to hear your voice and see your energy.