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• CREATING A DIGITAL MEDIA KIT AS A MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER PLUS

Invest in them or become an expert in smartphone photography.īrief but detailed descriptions of your speaking topics. No matter your fitness goals or current hair status – you need professional photos to represent you and your business well.

Remember what I said about making the meeting planner look good? It’s time to invest in your personal brand. Your favorite cell phone selfie or your high school prom glamour shot is not going to get you to keynote speaker status. Your bio, a great headshot, your most popular speaking topics, contact info, done. Your one sheet is all the relevant points about you conveniently wrapped up in a one-page brochure. However, I promise you no one is printing anything out from your website and taking it to a meeting – unless it’s your one sheet.

CREATING A DIGITAL MEDIA KIT AS A MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER PLUS

Most of this information, plus video, is probably on your website. You want to grab their attention without being too over the top. After all, meeting planners have to go through a whole lot of these. What goes into your media kit? It doesn’t have to be (and really should not be) too expansive. The questions your friends ask you over and over and over qualify as popular topics. Never mind if you’re just getting started as a speaker. This kit introduces you, your brand, and your popular topics. You need… *drumroll* a speaker public relations (PR) or media kit. You want to present yourself as an authority, and you want to make the organization and meeting planner look good (especially if they’re all you). Here is where shameless self-promotion is essential. Even more so when you can easily create a platform and promote yourself online. Updated September 29, 2020.įor consultants and motivational speakers speaking at events and delivering workshops are a great way to market your services to your target market. This post was originally written and posted July 8, 2013. Here’s what to put in your speaker media kit. Speaking at events and delivering workshops are a great way to market your services.