Get Picked Tips, Tricks and Tools for Creating an Irresistible Speaker Proposal
Get Picked: Tips, Tricks and Tools for Creating an Irresistible Speaker Proposal by Aurora Gregory is a practical guide published by Aurora Gregory Consulting on June 20, 2016. This 127-page book is written in English and focuses on helping individuals pitch themselves effectively as presenters at conferences and workshops. It aims to assist a diverse audience, including executives, entrepreneurs, educators, and ministry leaders, in showcasing their expertise to an eager audience.
Readers will find actionable insights on crafting compelling speaker proposals that stand out in competitive environments. The book emphasizes the importance of making proposals irresistible to ensure inclusion in desired conferences. By following the strategies outlined, individuals can enhance their chances of being selected to speak, thereby advancing their careers and promoting their messages effectively.
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Get Picked will show you how to take what you know and pitch yourself as a conference or workshop presenter so you can grow your career, building your business, or move your message forward. Executives, entrepreneurs, business owners, educators, artisans, ministry leaders – anyone can showcase their expertise with a conference audience that’s eager to learn what they know. Before this can happen, you have to get picked to speak. And that means your speaker proposal has to be irresistible. Get Picked will teach you what you need to know to create a proposal that will make your presentation a must-include session at the conference of your choice.
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