Getting Paid to Speak: How to Land Stages, Set Your Fee, and Use Speaking to Grow Your Business

Paid public speaking, not only is it a great awareness driver if you have a business, but it's a way that people actually pay you to share what you know. I think our first instinct is to picture a huge room of tons of people, big stages, but there are so many other places that someone can be paid to share their message. The price is based on your experience. experience and willingness to do it. Public speaking, it's about helping the audience get to where they want to go, being honest about the things you did wrong.

32% of professional public speakers are women and that number has gone down since 2017, which I was like, what? It is about just the gap in learning what we can ask for and where our value is. Once you build that signature talk, if you haven't spoken before, $3,500 is a really great foundational fee. My guest today is a dear friend of mine.

One of them goes, that one over there, she's big money. And it was my guest today. Her name is Amy Porterfield. Amy Porterfield. The ever-amazing best-selling author of two weeks notice, Miss Amy Porterfield.

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