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    1. Guerrilla Marketing for the Advanced Professional Speaker
      • Orvel Ray Wilson, CSP
      • Sr. Partner, THE GUERRILLA GROUP
    2. It’s a Jungle Out There!
    3. It’s a Jungle Out There!
      • Economic Uncertainty
    4. We Apologize
    5. It’s a Jungle Out There!
      • Economic Uncertainty
      • Tough Competition
    6. Grape?
    7. It’s a Jungle Out There!
      • Economic Uncertainty
      • Tough Competition
      • Demanding Clients
    8. It’s a Jungle Out There!
      • Economic Uncertainty
      • Tough Competition
      • Demanding Clients
      • Advancing Technology
    9. More More More
    10. It’s a Jungle Out There!
      • Economic Uncertainty
      • Tough Competition
      • Demanding Clients
      • Advancing Technology
      • Pressure on Prices and Margins
    11. Slowly but Surely
    12. What is Marketing?
      • Everything that helps, or hinders, the sale of your goods or services.
    13. What do we mean by “Guerrilla”?
      • Time
      • Energy
      • Imagination
    14. 10 Principles of Guerrilla Marketing
    15. 1. Investment
      • The Law of The Slight Edge: “The difference between a champion and an also-ran, more often than not, is a very slim margin.”
    16. 1. Investment (cont.)
      • People
      • Technology
      • Yourself
    17. Invest in People
      • Hire first for Attitude
      • Collect Competitive Literature
      • Tag Team Training
      • Resource Center
      • Outside Seminars
      • Outside Expertise
    18. Invest in Technology
      • Good wireless microphones
      • Digital audio recorder
      • Laptop
      • Digital Camera
      • Video editing platform
    19. Invest in Yourself
      • Build Your Library
      • Get active in NSA
      • Master Mind
    20. 2. Consistent
      • “Poor marketing done consistently will be more effective than great marketing done sporadically.”
      • Consistency is interpreted as longevity, credibility, and trust.
    21. Image vs. Identity
      • Use your own stuff
      • People will always pay more for an original.
    22. 3. Confident
      • “Guerrillas believe in their products and their people.”
    23. Mr. Colton, do we stand behind our products? “ Mr. Colton, do we stand behind our products?”
    24. 3. Confident (cont..)
      • Expect the Sale
      • Collect Testimonials
      • Don’t play games with your fees.
    25. Low Bidder “ How did I wind up here? I was the low bidder!”
    26. 4. Patient
      • Fine-tuning your skills takes time
      • Think about quitting
    27. Gretsch kit
    28. Prospect Learning Curve Number of Impressions Total Apathy Purchase Readiness
    29. 5. Assortment
      • “It’s easier to find a new audience than it is to write a new speech.” --Ira Hayes
    30. Move Them Up the Curve
        • Fill the Curve
    31. 5. Assortment
      • Keynote
      • Super-keynote
      • Breakout session
      • Half-day and Full-day Seminar
      • Multi-day Destination Workshop
      • Long-term Ongoing Program
    32. Form and Format:
      • Keynote
      • Super-keynote
      • Break-out Session
      • Half-day and Full-day Seminars
      • Destination Intensives
      • Ongoing Programs
    33. Positioning:
      • Local – National - International
      • Stock vs. Customized
      • Corporate vs. Non-profit
      • Flat vs. Gain-share
      • Inclusive?
      • Pro-bono
    34. Publishing and Product
      • Single CD or DVD
      • Book and extensions
      • Sets and courses
      • On-line audio and videos
      • Virtual and TeleSeminars
      • Continuity programming
    35. 6. Subsequent
      • “ Guerrillas wage their marketing campaign simultaneously on three fronts.”
    36. 6. Subsequent (cont..)
      • “It takes 11 positive impressions to overcome a single negative impression.”
        • Repetition, Repetition, Repetition
        • You’re always on stage
        • You Oughta’ Be In Pictures
    37. Photo Note Pad Dear Pat, THANK YOU for the opportunity to serve NSA/Houston. What a FUN group! We had a GREAT time! OrvelRay From the desk of Orvel Ray Wilson, CSP 34316 Gap Road, Golden, CO 80403 800-247-9145
    38. 7. Convenient
      • “Guerrillas are user friendly. They are in touch, easy to reach, and they do everything immediately.”
    39. Show Up “ 90% of sex is showing up.” -- Woody Allen
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    41. 7. Convenient
      • “Guerrillas are user friendly. They are in touch, easy to reach, and they do everything immediately.”
        • Message in a bottle
      • Zero “Prima Donna” factor
    42. 7. Convenient (cont.)
      • Available 24/7
    43. He’s on another line “ He’s on another line at the moment, would you like to hold?”
    44. 7. Convenient (cont.)
      • Available 24/7
      • Send out a detailed contract and rider
      • Setup instructions
        • Small room
        • Big room
      • Bring your own tools
    45. 8. Measurement
      • “What you measure is what you get. Inspect what you expect.” – Tom Peters
    46. Five Levels of Metrics:
      • Did they Like it?
      • Did they Remember it?
      • Did they Use it?
      • Did it Work ?
      • How much was that Worth ?
    47. 8. Measurement
      • Track your evaluations
      • Track product and BOR sales
      • Customer Survey
      • Talk to Lost Clients
    48. 9. Excitement
      • Have Fun!
        • People will happily pay more to be entertained than they will to be educated.
        • “How’s business?”
        • A Good Word for Everyone
        • Never Complain.
    49. Brussels Sprouts
    50. 10. Commitment
      • “ If you're not 100% committed to your clients, your product and your organization, you'll never survive.”
      • Do your homework
      • Become an insider
      • Get there early
      • Take control to make your client look good
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    52. Guerrilla Marketing Weapons for Professional Speakers
    53. Ranking the Weapons
      • A: I’m using this weapon now, and I’m using it correctly.
      • B: I’m using this weapon now, but could be improved.
      • C: I’m not using this weapon now, and I should.
      • D: This weapon is not appropriate for my practice.
    54. Marketing Plan
      • Seven Sentences
      • Forces you to focus
      • Can show it to your employees, or your banker
    55. Marketing Plan – Step One
      • The Purpose of your Marketing
    56. Marketing Plan – Step Two
      • How this purpose will be achieved, focusing upon the benefits of your offering
    57. Marketing Plan – Step Three
      • Your target audience
    58. Marketing Plan – Step Four
      • Proposed Marketing Weapons
    59. Marketing Plan – Step Five
      • Your niche in the market
        • What’s the first thing that enters peoples’ minds when they hear your name?
        • Topic
        • Industry
        • Style
        • Format
    60. Marketing Plan – Step Six
      • Your identity
        • Not the same as image
        • Build a list of adjectives
    61. Marketing Plan – Step Seven
      • Your marketing budget expressed as a percentage of your gross sales
    62. Marketing Calendar
      • Week Number
      • Thrust
      • Media
      • Cost
      • Results
    63. Theme
      • Grows from your identity
      • Doubles the memorability of your message
        • “ Finger lickin’ ________.”
        • “ Mmm-mmm good.”
        • “ Unconventional Weapons and Tactics. . .”
    64. Uniqueness
      • “It’s better to be different than to be better.”
      • People will pay more for an original
      • Add 15 minutes of new material every time you speak
    65. Credibility
      • Get the facts straight
      • Always cite your sources
      • Avoid unspecified attribution
      • Do your own original research
      • Become an author
    66. Public Relations
      • Write press releases for everything!
        • PRWeb.com
      • Put your Bio on Wikipedia
    67. Write an Article
      • Photo in the by-line
      • Toll-free number in the footnote
      • Make 1,000 reprints
      • Add it to your website
        • Peter Shankman's "If I Can Help a Reporter Out”
    68. Write a White Paper
      • “How to Hire a Professional Speaker for Your Next Conference, Convention or Sales Meeting”
      • “Why You Should Hire (Your Name Here)”
    69. Write a Column
      • Editors are always looking for fresh ideas
      • A big commitment, that pays big
    70. Write a Blog
      • Keep it short and relevant
      • LOTS of links back to your other stuff
      • GREAT way to drive website traffic and SEO
    71. Write a Book
      • “Author” = “Authority”
      • Consider Collaborators or Ghosts
      • Start with an outline
      • Develop a Proposal
      • New York vs. Self-Publishing?
    72. Competitive Advantages
      • Exclusive benefits you offer
      • Promise outcomes, not features
      • What’s your “WOW Factor”?
    73. Photos
      • Glam shot
      • Action shots
      • Show the audience
      • B&W and Color
    74. Stationery
      • Carries a important message about your identity
      • Invest in professional design and quality paper
      • Include name, theme, address, phone numbers website and email
    75. Toll-free Number
      • People are eight times as likely to call
      • Don’t spell a word
      • Can increase your response rate from 30% to 700%
    76. Business Cards
      • Turn them into mini-brochures
      • All contact information
      • Include your picture
      • Print on both sides
      • Consider odd shape and size
      • Don’t leave home without them
    77. One-Sheet
      • Single sheet, two sides
      • Can convey all the details
      • Make it about them!
      • Turn it into a reference piece
    78. Testimonials
      • Ask, “Would you be willing to summarize that comment on your letterhead and direct it to my boss ’ attention?”
      • Highlight the strongest sentence
      • Staple 12 together in sequence
    79. E-mail
      • THE preferred vector of communication for bureaus and clients
      • Include photo, contact info, and a link to your demo in the signature
      • Create an e-mail “one sheet” with basic bio and multiple links to demos, etc.
    80. Success Stories
      • Confidence is the #1 buying motive
      • “I was just in Dubai last month doing a program for IBM , and one of the things I learned was. . .”
      • “Our customers tell us. . .”
    81. Demo CD/DVD
      • WYSIWYG version
      • Charge fees for being recorded
      • Ask for the Masters in lieu of the fee
      • Get right into your best clip
      • Include the full-length version
      • NSA Research Report on “What Makes Meeting Planners Want To Hire You”
    82. Put it on YouTube
      • Post short videos 3-5 minutes
      • Create your own “channel”
      • Link everything back to your website
    83. Develop Products:
      • Tip-sheets
      • Checklists
      • Advertising Specialties
      • Audio CD
      • Video DVD
    84. Develop Products:
      • Custom CD/DVD albums
      • Workbooks and courseware
      • Packages and Bundles
      • Webinars and E-Courses
    85. Fusion Marketing
      • Create distribution partnerships with companies like Fred Pryor, CareerTrack and Nightingale-Conant.
    86. Contact Time
      • Get on-site
      • Watch all the other speakers
        • ExpoVendaMeis
      • Stay and hang out
    87. Showcase Opportunities
      • Service Clubs, Chambers, CVB, networking groups, university classes
      • MPI, ASTD, SGMP, NSA
      • Invite VIPs to be your guest
      • Establishes you as an authority
    88. Community Involvement
      • Co-Op events with local Chambers, SBDCs, BBB, Trade Associations
      • Gain-share programs
      • Make it turn-key
    89. Courses & Seminars
      • Conduct free “How To” Courses
      • Continuing Education
      • Universities and community colleges
    90. Follow-up
      • 48 hour Thank you card
      • 30 day note
      • 90 day letter offering new products
      • 6 months ask for names for mailing list
      • 9 months Customer Questionnaire
      • 1 year Anniversary card
    91. Websites
      • 182,226,259 Web sites*
      • 1,463,632,361** Internet users worldwide
      • 430,800,000 English-speakers
      • Web Survey:
        • Convenience (65%)
        • Availability of vendor information (60%)
        • No pressure from salespeople (55%)
        • Saving time (53%)
      *Netcraft Survey, Nov 2008 ** InternetWorldStats.com Nov 2008
    92. Bureaus
      • Rapidly being displaced by Internet
      • Still an important source of business for some speakers
      • You can only manage a handful
      • Make their job easy
    93. Social Networking
      • MySpace
      • LinkedIn.com
        • Own NSA Group
        • SpeakerMatch
      • Plaxo
    94. eSpeakers & eVentPro
      • Essential if you want to work with bureaus
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    97. Reputation
      • Build it consciously
      • Market consistently
      • Eliminate unhappy clients, at any cost
    98. Competitiveness
      • Of 100 Marketing Weapons:
        • Sophisticated marketers are using 10 or 15
        • Most use only 5 or 10
        • Guerrillas use 40 or 50
    99. Advertising
      • Only 1% of marketing
      • Always do it last
      • Doesn’t work unless you do all the other things first.
    100. Satisfied Clients
      • Every one is another weapon in your arsenal
      • What you do makes a real difference.
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      • Sailed to 11 locations
      • Conducted on board operations for tumours, cysts, lymphomas, ganglions and reconstructive surgery
      • Provided treatment and education to 103,459 persons.
      • Built 100+ of tube wells and dozens of septic systems
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