When you are selling from stage, it is really vital to understand that the audience is not just listening to what you say or watching your slides… they will also be observing you very closely. Your image, your body language and stance will all be assessed before you even say your first word… so today […]
Growing Your Business | Marketing With Affiliates
By Joanna Martin Speaking from stage is the most effective way to attract new clients but no matter how large the audiences, there is a limited amount of people you can reach…you create your elegant business model by identifying ways you can generate income 24 hours per day… without you needing to be involved in […]
The Inspirational Story Of T Sandeman-Charles | Have You Registered As An Organ Donor?
By Joanna Martin At my Presentation Secrets event in London last Friday, a lady called T Sandeman-Charles was in the audience. Unfortunately I never got to meet her personally as she had travelled two hours into London to attend and needed to get home for medication… but she spent some time with Jane Hafren, my […]
What Makes You Special?
Can I tell you something? You’re special! Yes… you’re really special. There is something else I’d like to share with you while we’re here too… you’re special because what you have between your ears is valuable! In fact, your knowledge and experience is more valuable to others than your time! If you are still at […]
Choosing The Right Venue For Your Event
Whatever stage you are at in your speaking business right now, at some point you will want to run your own event I’m sure. A key element of hosting an event is choosing the right venue that best fits the requirements for your event. I wrote some time ago about hosting smaller client gatherings but […]
The 1 Mistake That Will Kill Your Presentation From Stage
It’s fair to say I have seen hundreds of presentations over the years from lots of different speakers: I’ve seen some speakers deliver fantastic presentations and I’ve seen (and experienced) a few disasters… yet with those haven’t gone well, the failure could have been avoided with a little forethought. One of the biggest mistakes speakers […]