Do you want to know how to use a TEDx event to skyrocket your expert credibility? Listen as TEDx organizer, Sarah Lawrence shares behind-the-scenes tips and techniques you need to know about presenting on a TEDx stage.
Sarah Lawrence. She’s an award-winning speaker, writer, and organizer of TEDx TenayaPaseo. Her passion is being a momentum maker for those who want to make a massive change in the world with a message that needs to be heard.
Sarah is a speaking coach for TEDx speakers and experts. Over the years, she’s built over 300 public speaking stage opportunities for experts in different niche markets. She’s worked with everything from personal development, healthcare, nonprofits, and high-tech businesses. Currently, she’s the operations manager for Success Road Academy, an industry leader in online marketing and training specializing in online course creation for the expert industry. Sarah’s life purpose is to become a force for those looking to show up in the world in a way, and make a massive positive impact.
In this week’s powerful podcast episode “How to Use TEDx to Skyrocket Your Expert Credibility” you will discover…
- How to get clear on what a TEDx event is and isn’t
- What is the power of being a TEDx speaker, and why should you even consider being one
- The exact steps from wanting to be a TEDx speaker, to actually delivering your talk
- What is the timeline from start to finish
- Common mistakes speakers make who want to perform on a TEDx stage
- Demystifying TEDx events
- And a whole lot more…
This episode features practical tools and techniques to help listeners who want to market a book. It provides invaluable and powerful information listeners will want to know to supercharge a book marketing strategy.
Listen to this week’s interview and discover how to get you and your book noticed and your voice heard in a crowded marketplace.
Here’s how to find out more about Sarah and her TEDx events
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