33 min
Ep 130 Protecting Your Content with Jamie Lieberman Claim the Stage: A Podcast About Public Speaking and Speaking Up
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Putting your ideas and advice into the world can be a scary move. How do you protect yourself and your content so you don't have to worry about your work being stolen or used by others? On today's show, I interview Jamie Lieberman, an attorney, podcaster and entrepreneur dedicated to making legal accessible and sharing the message that working with a lawyer doesn’t have to be scary. As the owner and founder of Hashtag Legal, Jamie draws on her experience working with influencer marketing professionals, speakers, creatives and business owners to help her clients grow and protect their businesses.
On today's show, we cover:
--How Jamie got her first speaking gig and the strategies she has used to speak on stages of 500+ audience members
--How content creators (like speakers, online course creators, authors) can protect their intellectual property
--The three clauses in a speaking contract speakers should be paying way more attention to
--Other important elements speakers should put in their contracts
--Recourse a speaker can take if a client doesn't pay on time or pay the amount in the contract
--Tips around negotiating a speaking engagement
*The smell Jamie was referring to in the interview was Play Dough!
Want to get your copy of Secrets of the Sisterhood? This book is a compilation-style publication that features speeches written by Speaker Sisterhood members. The women between the pages of this book are courageous, powerful truth tellers. These 45 speeches were originally delivered in Speaker Sisterhood clubs across the U.S. between 2016 and 2019. You’ll read stories of believing, seeking, becoming, and so much more. This book also serves as a fundraiser for our scholarship program, The Gratitude Fund. 50% of profits will go towards this fund to help more women access the power of the Speaker Sisterhood. Get your copy of the book by clicking here.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/claim-the-stage-podcast/support
Putting your ideas and advice into the world can be a scary move. How do you protect yourself and your content so you don't have to worry about your work being stolen or used by others? On today's show, I interview Jamie Lieberman, an attorney, podcaster and entrepreneur dedicated to making legal accessible and sharing the message that working with a lawyer doesn’t have to be scary. As the owner and founder of Hashtag Legal, Jamie draws on her experience working with influencer marketing professionals, speakers, creatives and business owners to help her clients grow and protect their businesses.
On today's show, we cover:
--How Jamie got her first speaking gig and the strategies she has used to speak on stages of 500+ audience members
--How content creators (like speakers, online course creators, authors) can protect their intellectual property
--The three clauses in a speaking contract speakers should be paying way more attention to
--Other important elements speakers should put in their contracts
--Recourse a speaker can take if a client doesn't pay on time or pay the amount in the contract
--Tips around negotiating a speaking engagement
*The smell Jamie was referring to in the interview was Play Dough!
Want to get your copy of Secrets of the Sisterhood? This book is a compilation-style publication that features speeches written by Speaker Sisterhood members. The women between the pages of this book are courageous, powerful truth tellers. These 45 speeches were originally delivered in Speaker Sisterhood clubs across the U.S. between 2016 and 2019. You’ll read stories of believing, seeking, becoming, and so much more. This book also serves as a fundraiser for our scholarship program, The Gratitude Fund. 50% of profits will go towards this fund to help more women access the power of the Speaker Sisterhood. Get your copy of the book by clicking here.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/claim-the-stage-podcast/support
33 min