World of Speakers E.64: Building credibility through podcasting

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Ryan Foland speaks with Mary Drumond, a fellow podcaster who hosts the show The Voices of Customer Experience. In her podcast she interviews CX thought-leaders, executives, researchers, academia and Customer Experience front-liners. She is also editor-in-chief of the Voices of CX Blog. Ryan and Mary talk about how speakers can use podcasting as another stage, helping to build your credibility as a speaker while acting as a showreel for both your speaking style and expertise. Listen to this podcast to find out: How to get started creating your own podcast. Whether or not you should pay for platforms and tools right from the start Why it is essential to stay on top of marketing trends, even as they change rapidly. How to use podcasts to build your credibility and brand

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RYAN FOLAND
"If you can make people laugh you
can get them to learn."
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MARY DRUMOND
"I want my interview guests to talk about the subjects
that they feel most comfortable with, that they don't
have to plan for, that they don't need to script. Then it
flows and gets them into that creative space."
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MARY DRUMOND
"You need to find that area that your interview guest feels
totally comfortable speaking about because that's when
they get into their zone and forget about the other stuff."
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MARY DRUMOND
"I give my guests a moment to just warm up and
get into the zone, get the nerves out, so they feel
comfortable and you feel familiar."
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MARY DRUMOND
"The truth is there are so many podcasts out
there, what makes people want to listen to
your podcast?"
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MARY DRUMOND
"We started off with nothing, but we started because we had this
idea that if we attached our name to people who already had a
reputation or already had a following, through association we'd
become reputable as well. And it worked."
www.WorldofSpeakers.com
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MARY DRUMOND
"We went as far as we could, we did the very
best job possible with the resources that were
available to us, because we didn't have a
choice. We had an opportunity."
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In this episode of World of Speakers, our host Ryan Foland talks to Ty Bennett, the founder of Leadership Inc., a speaking and training company, and writer of four best-selling books on leadership. Ty gives roughly a hundred talks a year, and was one of the youngest speakers ever to receive the CSP Designation from the National Association of Speakers – less than 5% of the world’s speakers earn this honor. Ryan and Ty explore key topics like how to use humor and storytelling to connect with audiences. Ty offers a lot of great advice on how to market yourself as a speaker, and explains the 14 things he does to make sure his booking calendar stays brimming. Listen to this podcast to find out: 1.The 14 things Ty does to get more bookings (he gets booked roughly 100x a year) 2. The importance of humor and how to use it on stage 3. How to use the “struggle to solution” storytelling model to help your audiences. 4. The long-game of getting booked, and why repeat bookings are essential. 5. Why, as a speaker, you need to be making the most of video and podcasts to market your ideas and build your brand.

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We live in a world where ideas are a major currency, and being able to communicate them effectively is of vital importance. For many people, there's no avoiding public speaking. Whether you are a salesperson, manager, marketer, or even the head of your company’s IT department, you'll probably need to figure out how to speak in front of groups of people in different situations, including presentations at work, speaking at exhibitions or events, communicating with teams or board meetings, or pitching a new business idea. From trying to figure out what equipment you need for your presentation, to ironing out the elements of an eloquent speech, public speaking can feel overwhelming, especially for first-timers. No one starts out as a master orator like Lincoln or Gary Vaynerchuk; but that doesn’t mean you have to flop around on the stage like a fish out of water either—there are plenty of tips that can help you become a better speaker. In this article, we are going to outline our top tips for new speakers.

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4. MARY DRUMOND "You need to find that area that your interview guest feels totally comfortable speaking about because that's when they get into their zone and forget about the other stuff." www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

5. MARY DRUMOND "I give my guests a moment to just warm up and get into the zone, get the nerves out, so they feel comfortable and you feel familiar." www.WorldofSpeakers.com Powered by

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