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#200 - Can AI and Event Planners Clearly Understand What You Speak About? (opens the original)
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You may know exactly what you speak about, but can a planner who has never met you understand it in seconds? Wendi explains why broad topics are difficult to evaluate, the four pieces planners need to see, and a five-second test that reveals whether your speaker message is as clear as you think it is. Show notes: Why broad topics name a category but not necessarily a fit The four things planners need to understand quickly How public content helps humans and AI tools interpret your expertise Why
#199 - How Event Planners Are Finding Speakers in the AI Era (opens the original)
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In this episode: How AI tools can compress an event planner’s early research What search tools need to understand about your speaker business Why an SEO plugin cannot fix vague positioning Why discoverability does not replace pitching and follow-up Five practical checks for your speaker presence How the challenge has changed from Yahoo and Google in 2002 to AI search today Explore both paths inside the Charli Jane Speakers Club: https://charlijane.com/charli-jane-speakers-club/ If enrollment is
#198 - The Speaker One-Sheet That Actually Gets You Booked (opens the original)
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Episode Title: The Speaker One-Sheet That Actually Gets You Booked Your speaker one-sheet shouldn’t be a résumé squeezed onto one page. It has one job: help an event planner quickly understand who you are, what you speak about, and why you’re worth a closer look. In this episode, I’m breaking down what makes a speaker one-sheet actually work and what to keep, what to cut, and how to make the right information stand out without overwhelming the person reading it. In This Episode: Why most speaker
#197 - How to Write a Talk Title That Makes Event Planners Stop Scrolling (opens the original)
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How to Write a Talk Title That Makes Event Planners Stop Scrolling Show Notes: For years, I held onto something comfortable that wasn’t serving me anymore. Speakers often do the same thing with their talk titles, clinging to broad, safe, familiar language because at least it can’t be wrong. But here’s the quiet cost of that safety: a title that can’t be wrong also can’t be chosen for being exactly right. In this episode, I’m breaking down what makes a talk title stop an event planner’s scroll an
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