How to Write a Speaker Bio that Doesn't Suck
Writing a new bio as a presenter or speaker can be a daunting, frustrating task, but it doesn't have to be. Jon Cook, founder of Keynote Content, has worked with over 800 speakers one-on-one helping share their message from virtually any type of stage or speaking opportunity. In this video, you will see how to create a great speaker bio that you will love to share.
📒 Show Notes 📒
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⏰ Timecodes ⏰
00:00 - Why it's so challenging for many speakers to write their speaker bio, even New York Times bestselling authors and world-renowned speakers
01:28 - The two types of speaker bios every speaker needs
01:33 - How long should a speaker's bio be?
01:49 - How long should a speaker's short bio be?
02:29 - Is it better to write your speaker bio in first-person or third-person?
03:28 - The three parts of a great speaker bio
05:38 - How to write the first part of your speaker bio - the Passion part
06:53 - How to write the middle part of your speaker bio
09:05 - What personal details to include in your speaker bio
10:57 - How Keynote Content can help you create a great speaker bio you will love
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