If you aren’t speaking about your area of expertise, you’re missing valuable opportunities and multiple revenue streams.

Here are eight ways speaking pays, even if you stay in your own community and don’t want to hassle with packed airplanes, crummy hotels and crummier road food:

1. Audience members have invited me to be part of their books. I’m in more than 60 books on public relations, marketing and small business.
     
2. If you do a great job on the platform, you’ll be invited to participate in joint ventures because audience members will want to team up with you on a variety of projects. (You’ll have so many offers than you can afford to be picky.) Someone who was in the audience and heard me speak at the Glazer-Kennedy Inner Circle last week in Green Bay, Wis., called me yesterday and asked I’d be willing to do joint ventures with several other well-known Internet marketers. And he’s willing to make the introductions.  
      
3. People who hear you and love you will refer you to meeting planners in their trade associations.
       
4. Some of those same audience members are program chairs for groups like Rotary, Kiwanis and the local Chamber of Commerce.
      
5. Audience members who have heard me speak have hired me to do consulting.
       
6. Others have invited me to present the same program, but customized, for their magement team.       
     
7. Many groups let you sell products from the back of the room.
      
8. At every speaking engagement, and if the meeting planner allows it, I collect business cards from people who want to receive my free ezine, “The Publicity Hound’s Tips of the Week.” Many of those readers eventually turn into customers.

James Malinchak

If you can’t speak, or you’re afraid of public speaking, that’s OK. James Malinchak has taken even the most timid experts and turned them into dynamic speakers who wow audiences from the platform. 

He’ll share many of his secrets when Steve Harrison interviews him during two teleseminars on Thursday, Nov. 19, on “What You Need To Know To Make $2,500.00 A Day (Or More) As A Public Speaker Without Being Famous!”

And what if meeting planners don’t want to pay you? James will explain why you should never speak for less than $2,500, even if you’re not very well known.

Learn how to change how to change people’s lives with your message, have a lot of fun, and get paid handsomely to do it.