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Charli Jane Speakers

Helping speakers get bookedsince 2002
the 3-day challenge Who actually books speakers like you?
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pick a topic and see who books speakers like you

Buyers who often book leadership speakers:

Corporate L&D teamsProfessional associationsHR and people teams

Buyers who often book well-being speakers:

HR wellness and benefits teamsHospitals and health systemsSchool districts

Buyers who often book sales speakers:

Company sales teamsIndustry and trade associationsFranchise organizations

Buyers who often book education speakers:

School districtsState education associationsColleges and universities

Buyers who often book healthcare speakers:

Hospitals and health systemsState nursing and medical associationsHealthcare conference producers
that was just a peek. the challenge shows you where they book and which one to start with. Start the challenge →

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Speakers Get Found On Twitter

Speakers Get Found On Twitter

As a speaker you need to be everywhere, all the time. It’s better to be visible in your community. Contribute, be found, be followed.  How do you inspire people to follow you?  It may sound counter-intuitive, but you inspire people to follow you by following the things they care about. The easy way to do […]

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Emails that Attract Eyeballs

Emails that Attract Eyeballs

Email marketing has changed.  Some people barely open their emails at all, while others are “inbox zero”-happy and hit the delete button on any email that they deem unworthy. How to get your email read instead being sent straight to the trash before it even gets open? You are a professional speaker (or on your […]

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Using LinkedIn as a Speaking Lead Magnet

Using LinkedIn as a Speaking Lead Magnet

Using LinkedIn as a speaking lead magnet. Note: Do Not sell on LinkedIn. It’s considered spammy, people will unfollow you and you could take a chance at ruining the credibility you worked so hard to build.  A great way to avoid “selling” is to ask and answer questions. I’m often asked how to find speaking jobs. It’s […]

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