Do you want to get paid to speak? Here' s what you need – (list inside)

Hey My,

Out of all the things I do, speaking in front of live audiences is my absolute favorite.

There's nothing like taking the stage before a crowd eager to hear what you have to say, and then delivering the goods with your insights, wisdom, knowledge and unique personality.

I LOVE it!

I'm frequently asked how to become a paid speaker. And of course, you have to be asked to get on stages.

If you want to be a paid public speaker and get on more stages, you need to read on.

If not, just watch for my next email. k?

For those who have stayed with me, welcome to the world of paid speaking! It's an incredible blessing to do what I do and there are only a FEW people I trust to help you get there.

One of those people is my friend Felicia Slattery. Felicia and I have worked together over the years and we even created a "How to Give Great Presentations" video training series for a major publishing house.

Felicia is the creator of the Signature Speech and is the #1 best-selling author of "21 Ways to Make Money Speaking." She knows her stuff and has my full endorsement.

Felicia has put together special package created just for brand new speakers who want to shortcut the process for getting on stages and getting paid to speak. It's called the BRAND NEW Speaker Marketing Checklist Bundle, and it is available for 60% off for a short time.

http://comm.us/speaking

Here's what you're getting with these checklists:

* Speaker Website/Webpage Checklist: What do you need to put on your website that meeting planners are looking for
* Speaker Website OR Webpage: How to decide if you need a whole website devoted to your speaking or if you can simply add a page to your existing website
* Speaker One Sheet Checklist: Make sure this crucial one-page marketing tool includes exactly what meeting planners want to see to book you as a speaker
* Speaker Intro Checklist: Before you get on stage someone will be introducing you to the audience. You'll be asked to provide a written intro for an emcee or someone else to read. This is what it should look like and what it should say to get the audience excited to hear you.
* Speaker Bio Checklist: There are multiple occasions where you'll need a biography. Use this checklist to create a bio that will get you noticed and make you be memorable.
* Speaker Video Checklist: What goes into your speaker video that will get you booked? Follow the checklist and get in front of more audiences!
* Speech Description & Title Checklist: When you describe your speech and create a title, it should sound so exciting anyone interested in your topic won't be able to stay away. This checklist shows you how.
* Speaker Photo Checklist: For most of us online, it's our headshot that is our first impression. But as a speaker, did you know you need more than one photo? That's because photos are a BIG part of the proof you've been on and you're good on stage. They represent branding at its finest.
* Speaker Business Card Checklist: Sometimes all you have is that tiny bit of real estate to make a lasting impression. Use it well and it can lead to future business! This checklist makes sure you won't miss a thing when putting yours together.

She's also got a number of bonuses that will help you on your journey. Man, I wish I had something like this when I got started ten years ago!

http://comm.us/speaking

Do good stuff,

Joel

P.S. This special 60% off deal on these ALL NEW Speaker Marketing Checklists and bonuses goes away at midnight in 3 days. Get them now and save!


P.P.S. - As an affiliate partner of Felicia's, I may generate a commission when you download her Speaker Checklist bundle.

http://comm.us/speaking

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