You need to be visible so your voice can be heard. Seek out speaking opportunities with tradeshows, networking organizations, chambers, and employers. At the same time, you may want to create your own speaking opportunities by hosting your own events.
Whatever events you are speaking at, you should reach out to your network to let them know. Even if they can’t attend, your brand will be enhanced with them. When we generally think of someone who speaks, we think of this person as a subject matter expert.
Generally, speakers meet lots of new people and generate many leads for what they do professionally. So, it may be worth taking the time for you to speak in public.
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Hi Jason,
Great post! I actually posted on this same subject to my Business Success blog a few days ago.
If anyone wants to get more info on this idea, check out: http://www.distinctivecoaching.com/speaking-to-market-your-business/
All the best,
Jason
Posted by: BizCoach Jason Rosado | February 02, 2010 at 11:37 AM
Thanks Jason. I also liked your post. Thanks for sharing.
Posted by: Jason Jacobsohn | February 02, 2010 at 05:51 PM