In today’s digital age, promoting your upcoming speaking engagement on social media is not just a good idea, it's essential. Well-crafted social media posts can significantly boost attendance, enhance engagement, and amplify influence. Here’s our helpful guide on how to effectively use social media to promote upcoming speaking engagements before, during and after your session.
This week, we celebrated our 9th birthday (or “crediversary,” as we lovingly call it). As a fully remote company, we took time to reflect on the inCREDible journey of the company by gathering for a virtual celebration hosted by our Culture Club—our internal team that curates events to enrich cred’s work culture.
Social media has become an integral part of our lives, and in today's digital landscape, the ability to create viral content holds immense value.
If you're eager to establish an online presence and want to learn how to go viral, we share tips and tricks to help you maximize your impact and become the next trending topic!
Once you make the commitment to elevating your voice, it can be easy to know generally which topics you’d like to speak to and events you’d like to attend. But what about format? How do you know what kind of talk will be best to highlight your messaging? As you start to think about what makes sense for you, here are a few tips on how to choose the right speaking format.
Eager to be out on stage more? Having a few strong speaking samples on hand to showcase your style and expertise is a must-have. But what are the key things that event organizers look for when evaluating whether they want to add a speaker to their stage? How can your speaking sample stand out from the crowd and showcase yourself as a dynamic thought leader? Let’s look at some guidelines for helping you pick strong speaking samples.
You’ve spent hours on your slides and practicing what you are going to say in front of a mirror—now what? How can you make sure you’re connecting with the audience you’ve spent so much time preparing content for? Adding Q&A after your presentation is a great way to connect with your audience—we’re sharing here some helpful tips on how to get your attendees to be more engaged.
