Booked & Paid Speaker Blueprint Podcast

Sean Douglas
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This is the only podcast to learn the roadmap to paid speaking engagements. These episodes are your guide to transforming your passion for public speaking into a thriving, profitable business. If you're ready to land consistent paid gigs, from local gigs to dream gigs, deliver your message with confidence, and get paid what you're truly worth, you're in the right place. Each week, we'll explore proven strategies, industry secrets, and inspiring stories to help you level up your speaking game. Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned professional, or maybe looking to dominate the stage, this podcast is your ultimate roadmap to success. Get ready to step onto bigger stages, command larger audiences, and unlock new levels of success. Your voice deserves to be heard. Your story is worth every penny, and this is your blueprint for making it happen. Lean in and let's get you booked & paid to speak!

  1. 2D AGO

    Episode 9: Why Your Social Media Is Hurting You As A Speaker

    If an event planner visits your social media profiles and cannot immediately tell that you are a speaker, you are already losing opportunities. In this episode, Sean Douglas explains why social media is one of the most overlooked assets speakers have when it comes to getting booked and paid to speak. Event planners do not just look at your website. They look at your LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook profiles to verify who you are, what you speak about, and whether you are actively speaking. Sean walks through how to structure your social media profiles so that there is no confusion about your role as a speaker, how to showcase social proof through photos and videos, and why your content must align with the topics you want to speak about. You will also learn why your network matters, how event planners evaluate your online presence, and the simple steps you can take right now to make your social media work as a booking tool. If you want to get booked more consistently, your social media must clearly communicate one thing. You are a speaker. Key Takeaways Your social media profiles should clearly state that you are a speaker. Event planners regularly check LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook before booking speakers. Your bio should include your speaking topic so event planners can easily identify your expertise. Post content that reflects the topics you speak about on stage. Photos and video clips of you speaking are powerful social proof. Share graphics and announcements from events where you are speaking. Your network and connections also influence how event planners evaluate you. Audit your social media profiles regularly to ensure they clearly position you as a speaker. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and episode overview 00:45 Why social media proof matters for speakers 01:15 Why your profile must clearly say speaker 02:00 Aligning your content with your speaking topics 02:45 What event planners look for on social media 03:30 Why professionalism on social media matters 04:15 Using event graphics and promotions as social proof 05:00 Sharing speaking engagements with your audience 05:40 Why video clips of you speaking are powerful 06:20 How event planners evaluate your network and connections 07:00 Posting regularly about your speaking journey 07:40 Turning long talks into multiple content clips 08:20 Auditing your social media profiles 09:00 Example of a strong speaker profile 09:30 The Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint program 10:00 Preview of the next episode Resources Mentioned The No BS Guide to Getting Booked to Speak - No BS No Fluff to Getting Booked To Speak Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint Program - Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint Program Sean Douglas Speaking - Sean Douglas Speaking Connect with Sean Douglas Website - www.TheSuccessCorps.com Speaking - www.TheSuccessCorps.com/speaking Apply for the Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint Program. Visit the website to schedule a call. Subscribe to the Podcast If you want to consistently get booked and paid to speak, this show will give you the strategies, systems, and mindset needed to build a successful speaking business. Subscribe on YouTube or your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode. Share This Episode If you know a speaker who is trying to get more visibility and speaking opportunities, share this episode with them so they can start positioning their social media the right way.

    11 min

  2. MAR 19

    Episode 8: Using Your Podcast To Attract Speaking Opportunities

    Most speakers underestimate the power of podcasts when it comes to getting booked and paid to speak. Podcasts are not just interviews. They are stages. In this episode, Sean Douglas explains how professional speakers can use podcast guest appearances to build credibility, create social proof, and attract speaking opportunities. If you want event planners to see you as an authority, podcasts allow you to demonstrate your expertise while expanding your visibility. Sean also explains why appearing on 50 to 60 podcasts per year can dramatically increase your exposure, why targeting the right podcasts matters more than simply appearing on many shows, and how to structure your podcast appearances so they convert into speaking opportunities. You will also learn how podcast interviews can be repurposed into content for your marketing, how to turn podcast episodes into social proof for event planners, and why visibility is the foundation of building a successful speaking business. Key Takeaways Podcasts are another stage where you can demonstrate your expertise and attract speaking opportunities. Speakers should aim to appear on 50 to 60 podcasts per year in their topic or industry. Target podcasts that align with your speaking topic instead of appearing on random shows. Podcast appearances create powerful social proof that reinforces your authority. Always ask podcast hosts if you can include your offer, guide, or call to action in the show notes. Podcast interviews can be repurposed into short video clips, social media content, and speaker reel footage. Visibility creates opportunity. The more visible you are, the more likely event planners will discover you. Speakers must think like marketers who are promoting a speaking business. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the episode 01:10 Why podcasts help speakers get booked 02:15 Do you actually need your own podcast 03:10 The goal of the Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint podcast 04:10 The No BS Guide to Getting Booked to Speak 05:00 Why speakers should appear on 50 to 60 podcasts per year 06:00 Turning podcast interviews into content and marketing assets 07:15 Using podcast clips for speaker reels and social proof 08:30 How to identify podcasts in your speaking niche 09:40 Building a list of podcasts to pitch 10:30 How to position yourself during podcast interviews 11:20 Turning podcast appearances into revenue 12:20 Using show notes to promote guides and offers 13:30 How to make podcast appearances convert 14:20 Why the first five minutes of a podcast matter 15:20 Speaking opportunities inside the podcast industry 16:20 Visibility creates more visibility 17:30 The mindset shift speakers must make 18:15 Marketing your speaking business 19:00 Investing in yourself and growing your speaking career Resources Mentioned The No BS Guide to Getting Booked to Speak - No BS No Fluff Guide To Getting Booked To Speak Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint Program - Become a Booked and Paid Speaker Here Sean Douglas Speaking and Training - Train with Sean Douglas Connect with Sean Douglas Website - www.TheSuccessCorps.com Speaking - www.TheSuccessCorps.com/speaking Apply for the Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint Program. Visit the website above to schedule a call. Subscribe to the Podcast If you are tired of speaking for exposure, paying to play, or struggling to get booked consistently, this show is designed to help you build systems that generate speaking opportunities. Subscribe on YouTube or your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode. Share This Episode If you know a speaker who is trying to grow their speaking business, send them this episode. The strategies shared in this show are designed to help speakers consistently get booked and paid.

    20 min

  3. MAR 12

    Episode 7: How Social Media Actually Gets Speakers Booked

    Most speakers use social media the wrong way. They post random content, react to the news cycle, or treat their platforms like a personal diary. Then they wonder why event planners never reach out. In this episode, Sean breaks down how social media actually fits into a professional speaking business. Event planners are researching speakers online before they ever reach out. Your content, tone, positioning, and visibility all influence whether they see you as a professional speaker or someone they should avoid putting on their stage. You will learn how to position your social media profiles to attract event planners, how to search for real speaking opportunities using hashtags and platform tools, and how simple ad strategies can put your speaker reel in front of the right audience. If you want to use social media as a system for getting booked, not just a place to post content, this episode will show you how. Episode Chapters  00:00 Introduction 00:42 Why Social Media Matters for Speakers 01:30 What Event Planners Look For on Your Social Media 02:15 Why Divisive Content Can Cost You Bookings 03:05 Separating Personal and Professional Content 03:50 Why LinkedIn Should Be a Speaker's Primary Platform 04:40 Writing LinkedIn Articles to Build Authority 05:25 Using Hashtags to Find Speaking Opportunities 06:10 Searching "Call for Speakers" Posts 07:05 Running Simple Social Media Ads for Your Speaker Reel 08:00 Understanding Ad Impressions and Audience Data 09:05 Retargeting Event Planners with Facebook Pixel 10:10 Creating Simple Speaker Introduction Videos 11:10 Example Script for Reaching Event Planners 12:05 Using Video Emails to Stand Out 13:10 BombBomb Video Messaging Strategy 14:05 Stop Being Another Option and Become the Only Option 15:10 Finding Event Planner Associations 16:10 Researching Executive Directors and Decision Makers 17:05 Building Your Event Planner Lead List 18:00 Using LinkedIn and Facebook Messenger for Outreach 19:00 How to Ask for Referrals to Other Event Planners 20:00 Why This Research Is the Work Most Speakers Avoid 21:00 Social Media as a Lead Generation System 22:00 Preview of the Next Episode Key Takeaways 1. Event planners always check your social media Before they hire a speaker, they research your online presence. Your posts, tone, and professionalism influence whether they see you as credible. 2. Separate personal and professional platforms If you want to share strong personal opinions, consider keeping those on private profiles while directing event planners to professional platforms like LinkedIn. 3. LinkedIn is one of the best platforms for speakers Writing long form posts or articles about your expertise builds authority and positions you as a thought leader in your speaking category. 4. Social media can reveal real speaking opportunities Searching hashtags like call for speakers, keynote speaker, or presenter can help you discover events actively looking for speakers. 5. Small ad budgets can create visibility Running simple ads to your speaker reel can put your content in front of thousands of potential viewers, including event planners. 6. Video outreach helps you stand out Sending short personalized video messages to event planners immediately differentiates you from speakers who only send text emails. 7. Research is where most speaking opportunities are found The speakers who consistently get booked spend time researching event planners, associations, and decision makers. Resources Mentioned BombBomb video email platform LinkedIn Facebook Ads Manager Calendly  Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint Program - www.TheSuccessCorps.com/work-with-us About the Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint The Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint is a system designed to help speakers consistently attract, pitch, and secure paid speaking engagements. Inside the program, speakers learn how to: Position themselves as a category expert Build a pipeline of speaking opportunities Use media and podcasts to increase visibility Pitch event planners effectively Create systems that generate consistent bookings Connect with Sean Website - The Success Corps - www.TheSuccessCorps.com Podcast - Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint - https://www.youtube.com/@TheSuccessCorps LinkedIn - www.LinkedIn.com/SeanDouglasTEDxSpeaker Subscribe and Review If this episode helped you understand how social media fits into a speaking business: Subscribe to the podcast Leave a rating and review Share this episode with a speaker who wants to get booked and paid Your support helps more speakers escape the Invisible Speaker Trap and build a sustainable speaking career.

    13 min

  4. MAR 5

    Episode 6: Why You're Not Getting Booked to Speak and How to Become Visible

    If you are a talented speaker but still struggle to get booked consistently, the problem is rarely your speaking ability. The real problem is visibility, positioning, and systems. Many speakers are excellent on stage but invisible to the people who actually hire speakers. In this episode, Sean explains why most speakers fall into what he calls the Invisible Speaker Trap and how to break out of it. You will learn why speakers must think like marketers, how positioning determines your speaking fee, and what event planners are actually looking for when they search for speakers. If you want to become a bookable and paid speaker, this episode shows you the strategic shifts required to move from occasional bookings to consistent speaking opportunities. Episode Chapters 00:00 Introduction 00:48 Why Most Speakers Are Not Getting Booked 02:05 The Invisible Speaker Trap 03:30 Why Consistency Creates Bookable Speakers 04:15 You Are Not Just a Speaker. You Are a Marketer 05:10 Define Your Speaking Category and Niche 06:25 The Importance of Solving a Specific Problem 08:05 Visibility Is Non Negotiable for Speakers 09:05 Who Are the Gatekeepers That Book Speakers 10:30 Why LinkedIn Matters for Speakers 11:05 What Positioning Really Means 12:30 Why the Market Determines Your Speaking Fee 13:50 Understanding Value in the Speaking Market 15:00 Event Planners Need Certainty 16:05 Why Your Social Profiles Must Say Speaker 17:10 Differentiating Yourself from Other Speakers 18:10 Building Systems for Visibility 19:20 Marketing and Visibility Work Together 20:00 Becoming the Only Option for Event Planners 21:00 How Sean Closed a Speaking Gig Through Email 21:30 What Is Coming in the Next Episodes Key Takeaways 1. Most speakers are invisible Many speakers are talented but unknown to event planners. Visibility is the difference between occasional gigs and consistent bookings. 2. You must define your niche before building your talk Event planners do not book generalists. They book specialists who solve a clear problem. 3. You are a marketer first Unless you are speaking daily, you are primarily marketing your speaking business. 4. Positioning determines your fee The market decides what you are worth based on your credibility, expertise, and perceived value. 5. Visibility must be intentional Podcast appearances, media features, LinkedIn content, and speaking systems create consistent exposure. 6. Event planners want certainty Their reputation is on the line when they hire a speaker. Your positioning must communicate credibility and clarity. Resources Mentioned The No BS Guide to Getting Booked to Speak - bit.ly/getbookedtospeakguide Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint Program - bit.ly/BookedPaidSpeakerBlueprint LinkedIn HARO (Help a Reporter Out) About the Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint The Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint is a step-by-step system designed to help speakers become consistently visible, booked, and paid. Inside the program you will learn how to: Build speaking lead systems Get booked on podcasts and in the media Position yourself as the expert in your niche Increase your speaking fees through better positioning Create a consistent pipeline of speaking opportunities Connect with Sean Website - The Success Corps - www.TheSuccessCorps.com LinkedIn www.LinkedIn.com/SeanDouglasTEDxSpeaker Subscribe and Review If you found value in this episode: Subscribe to the podcast on your favorite platform Leave a rating and review Share this episode with a speaker who wants to get booked and paid Your support helps more speakers escape the Invisible Speaker Trap.

    22 min

  5. FEB 26

    Episode 5: Free Gigs, Pay To Play, Or Paid Speaker and the Truth Speaker Coaches Never Tell You

    The speaking industry looks glamorous from the outside. Stages. Standing Ovations. Photos. Travel. Behind the scenes, there are very different types of speaking opportunities and not all of them build a real speaking business. In this episode, Sean breaks down the four types of speaking engagements: • Free gigs • Speak to sell • Pay to play • Paid keynote engagements Most importantly, how to decide which lane you want to build your career in. If you've ever wondered: • Should I speak for exposure? • Is pay to play worth it? • Can you really make more money speaking to sell? • How do I position myself as a paid keynote speaker? This episode answers it directly. CHAPTERS 00:00 – Intro & Why the Speaker World Looks Glamorous 01:00 – The Four Types of Speaking Gigs 02:00 – The Truth About Free Speaking Engagements 03:00 – "Exposure" vs. Paying Your Bills 04:00 – Speak To Sell Explained 05:00 – Why Some Speakers Swear By It 06:00 – The Hidden Downsides of Pitch Fest Events 06:30 – Pay To Play: What It Really Means 07:30 – The Risk And Reward Of Paying For Stage Time 08:30 – Why I Only Choose Paid Speaking 09:00 – If You Look Like A Free Speaker, You Attract Free Gigs 09:30 – Matthew McConaughey And Breaking Positioning 11:00 – Repositioning Yourself As A Paid Speaker 12:00 – Keynotes vs. Breakout Sessions 13:00 – Speaking As A Marketing Tool 14:00 – Why I Avoid The "Run To The Back Of The Room" Model 15:00 – Relationship Building vs. One And Done Gigs 15:30 – Leveraging Introductions Instead Of Pitching 16:30 – Choosing Your Speaker Lane 17:00 – What's Coming In Episode 6 In This Episode, You'll Learn: • The real difference between free, low fee, pay to play, and premium gigs • Why exposure rarely pays the bills • The business model behind speak to sell events • The financial math of pay to play stages • How to stop attracting free speaking requests • Why positioning determines what you attract • The importance of choosing your lane intentionally • How to build long term relationships instead of chasing transactions The Core Lesson If you position yourself as a free speaker, you will attract free gigs. If you pay to speak, you will attract pay to play opportunities. If you position yourself as a paid keynote authority, you will begin attracting paid keynote engagements. The market responds to how you position yourself. Choose your lane. Then build toward it. Resources Mentioned No BS No Fluff Guide To Get Booked To Speak - https://bit.ly/getbookedtospeakguide No BS No Fluff Guide To Podcast Marketing - https://bit.ly/podcastmarketingbook Booked & Paid Speaker Blueprint - https://bit.ly/BookedPaidSpeakerBlueprint Email: Sean@TheSuccessCorps.com If this episode helped you: ✔ Subscribe ✔ Leave a review ✔ Share it with another speaker Next Episode: Marketing and Visibility and How to Position Yourself as the Expert Event Planners Want to Hire. See you in Episode 6!

    19 min

  6. FEB 19

    Episode 4: Speaker Fees | How Much Should You Charge (And Why You're Not Getting $10K Gigs)

    Everybody wants the $10,000 keynote. Very few speakers understand how speaker fees actually work. In this episode, Sean breaks down the real numbers behind speaking engagements, how event planners think about budgets, and what you must do to command higher fees without pricing yourself out. If you've ever wondered: • How do I get from $1,500 to $5,000? • When can I charge $10,000+? • What do associations really pay? • How do I talk about my fee without losing the deal? This episode answers all of it. CHAPTERS 00:00 – Intro & Why Everyone Wants the $10K Gig 01:05 – What Speakers Actually Get Paid (Real Ranges) 02:10 – When to Say Yes to $2,500 (And When Not To) 04:00 – Visibility Begets Visibility 05:00 – Why Optics Matter More Than Your Fee 06:10 – How Associations Structure Speaker Budgets 07:15 – Local vs. State vs. National Conferences 09:10 – What You MUST Have to Command Higher Fees 10:45 – Why You're Not Tony Robbins (Yet) 12:00 – Staying in Your Lane & Owning Your Expertise 14:30 – One Talk. Master It. Monetize It. 16:00 – Pricing Psychology ($5,000 vs. $5,500) 17:00 – Exactly What to Say When They Ask Your Fee 18:30 – $10,000 Speakers Must Deliver $100,000 Value 20:30 – What Event Planners Are Thinking 22:00 – All-Inclusive vs. Plus Expenses Strategy 23:30 – How to Quote Your Fee Without Undermining Yourself 24:30 – Final Thoughts In This Episode, You'll Learn: • The realistic fee ranges for associations, colleges, and conferences • Why most speakers stay stuck in the $1,500–$3,500 range • How to strategically take lower-paying gigs to build optics • Why your website, reel, and positioning determine your pay • The psychology of pricing and anchoring • How to negotiate without sounding desperate • What makes someone worth $10,000+ • Why outcomes and not motivation justify premium fees The Core Lesson You don't get paid based on passion. You get paid based on positioning, authority, and outcomes. If you look like a $2,000 speaker, you'll be paid like one. If you solve a $100,000 problem, you can command a $10,000 fee. Resources Mentioned Speaker Page Example: www.TheSuccessCorps.com/speaking Email: Sean@TheSuccessCorps.com Booked & Paid Speaker Blueprint (Where we walk you step-by-step through becoming a bookable speaker that gets a resounding YES, not a quiet no.) Get the guide here that will add more bookings to your calendar, guaranteed: bit.ly/getbookedtospeakguide If this episode helped you: ✔ Subscribe ✔ Leave a review ✔ Share with another speaker See you in Episode 5!

    26 min
  7. Episode 3: How To Land Paid Speaking Gigs | Events, Podcasts, Media and Category Positioning

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    Episode 3: How To Land Paid Speaking Gigs | Events, Podcasts, Media and Category Positioning

    If you want to get booked and paid to speak consistently, you must know where the opportunities are and how to position yourself as the right speaker for the job. In Episode 3 of The Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint, Sean breaks down the real world systems he uses inside The Success Corps to land speaking engagements across stages, podcasts, corporate events, ERGs, associations and media appearances. You will learn where paid speaking opportunities actually live, how to build a repeatable lead pipeline, how to respond when you get rejected, and how to frame your speaking business using category design so buyers see you as the only logical choice. This episode is focused on execution. If your goal is consistent bookings and paid speaking opportunities, this is a foundational strategy episode. What You Will Learn In This Episode • Where to find paid speaking opportunities consistently • Platforms that connect speakers with event planners • How to get booked on podcasts using daily opportunity lists • How to secure local and national media appearances • How awareness months create speaking opportunities • How ERGs and corporate initiatives hire speakers regularly • How to respond professionally when you get rejected • Why building a speaking list and working it daily matters • The truth about "build it and they will come" in speaking • How category design helps you stand out in a crowded market • Why buyers purchase outcomes instead of solutions • How to create an easy yes decision for event planners Resources Mentioned In This Episode Speaker Platforms SpeakerHub SpeakerMatch eSpeakers Event Raptor Events In America 10Times Conference Connect Podcast Booking Platforms PodcastGuests.com PodMatch by Alex Sanfilippo Podcast Booking Services Command Your Brand with Jeremy Slate Media Booking Strategy Search morning news shows in your area Use newsroom email contacts Pitch around awareness days, weeks and months All of this AND MORE is here in my Booked and Paid Speaker Guide: bit.ly/getbookedtospeakguide Key Takeaways >Speaking opportunities exist everywhere. The difference between booked speakers and invisible speakers is having a system that brings in leads consistently. >Event planners want clear outcomes, not generic motivation. Your value comes from solving a specific problem that matters to their organization. >Category design allows you to frame, name and claim the problem you solve so buyers immediately understand why they need you. >Rejection is normal. Professional follow up keeps you in future consideration and builds long term booking pipelines. Chapters 00:00 Welcome and podcast rebrand update 00:45 What this show teaches speakers 01:10 The reality of speaking opportunities today 01:40 Where to find paid speaking events 02:20 Speaker platforms that list live opportunities 03:00 Automated event alerts and lead systems 03:40 How to get booked on podcasts consistently 04:30 Podcast booking services and platforms 05:00 How to get booked in local and national media 05:40 Using awareness months to land speaking gigs 06:20 Corporate ERGs and internal speaking opportunities 07:00 Pitching media and companies in advance 07:40 Delivering value when pitching podcasts and events 08:10 Handling rejection and staying in the pipeline 09:15 Building and working your speaker prospect list 10:00 The myth of build it and they will come 10:40 Why listeners trust real world experience 11:20 Selling outcomes instead of solutions 12:00 Introduction to category design for speakers 13:00 Creating a unique value proposition 14:00 Making yourself an easy yes for event planners 14:45 Preview of next episode on speaker fees and negotiation About The Podcast The Booked and Paid Speaker Blueprint is a step by step podcast for speakers who want to build a real speaking business and get booked consistently across stages, podcasts, corporate events and media. Hosted by Sean Douglas, a professional speaker, TEDx speaker and founder of The Success Corps speaker agency, the show teaches real world strategies based on daily execution inside the speaking industry. Call To Action >Subscribe on YouTube and your favorite podcast platform >Share this episode with a speaker who wants consistent bookings >Download the Booked and Paid Speaker Guide here: bit.ly/getbookedtospeakguide >Send a message if you want deeper training on any topic covered

    17 min
  8. Episode 2: The Speaker Marketing Toolkit You Actually Need (Website, Speaker Reel, and Getting Booked)

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    Episode 2: The Speaker Marketing Toolkit You Actually Need (Website, Speaker Reel, and Getting Booked)

    In Episode 2 of The Booked & Paid Speaker Blueprint, Sean continues building the foundation of a successful speaking business by breaking down the speaker marketing toolkit event planners actually look for. Most speakers waste time building assets that do not get them booked. In this episode, Sean explains why you do not need a one sheet and what you must have instead if you want consistent paid speaking opportunities. If you want to get booked and paid to speak consistently, your website and speaker reel are two of the most important assets you can build. In this episode, you will learn: Why event planners want to see video instead of a one sheet What every professional speaker website must include How to structure your keynote descriptions and speaker pages Why key takeaways matter more than hype or motivation How to position your talks around problems you solve What event planners actually look for before hiring a speaker How to present your experience, clients, and credibility How to create a speaking experience instead of just giving a talk 🎬 Chapters 00:00 – Welcome and why speakers must share this episode 00:30 – Continuing the foundation from Episode 1 01:00 – Why you do not need a one sheet 01:40 – What event planners actually want to see 02:10 – The essential speaker website structure 03:00 – Keynote topics, takeaways, and booking forms 04:00 – How to communicate the value of your talk 05:00 – Standing out from motivational and inspirational speakers 05:40 – Creating a world class speaking experience 06:40 – Solving problems and changing audience behavior 07:30 – Structuring your homepage and speaker page 08:15 – How event planners navigate your website 08:50 – What's coming in Episode 3: Landing Paid Speaking Gigs 🎤 About The Podcast The Booked & Paid Speaker Blueprint Podcast is a step by step show for speakers who want to build a real speaking business and get booked consistently. Each episode breaks down the positioning, systems, and strategies professional speakers use to land paid gigs and grow their authority. Get the guide here that is guaranteed to increase your bookings: bit.ly/getbookedtospeakguide

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This is the only podcast to learn the roadmap to paid speaking engagements. These episodes are your guide to transforming your passion for public speaking into a thriving, profitable business. If you're ready to land consistent paid gigs, from local gigs to dream gigs, deliver your message with confidence, and get paid what you're truly worth, you're in the right place. Each week, we'll explore proven strategies, industry secrets, and inspiring stories to help you level up your speaking game. Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned professional, or maybe looking to dominate the stage, this podcast is your ultimate roadmap to success. Get ready to step onto bigger stages, command larger audiences, and unlock new levels of success. Your voice deserves to be heard. Your story is worth every penny, and this is your blueprint for making it happen. Lean in and let's get you booked & paid to speak!

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  • Creator
    Sean Douglas
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    67
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