Check out these questions from our recent TEDx Q & I webinar
Check out below some of the questions we discussed during the TEDx webinar earlier this week.
This week's webinar was not my TEDx training; rather, a separate event to share as many insights as possible about anything related to TEDx and becoming a TEDx speaker.
Of course I dove into some tips on becoming a TEDx speaker and criteria to get selected, but becoming a TEDx speaker is it's own training.
Disclaimer: Other than being a TEDx speaker, former TEDx event organizer and a TEDx speaker coach, I have no affiliation with the TED organization. I am not compensated in any way by TED or any TEDx event. I am simply sharing my experiences with TEDx events and TEDx speakers to provide insights that might help others who are aspiring to be on the TEDx stage... like you?
- What's the biggest mistake speakers make when 'pitching' a TEDx talk?
- What's the specific process for getting selected?
- What's the difference between presenting for TEDx and one of your paid professional presentations?
- Which topics are most ideal for TEDx?
- What is an example of a great idea?
- How can you get paid for TEDx talks?
- How can you receive residual or affiliate compensation from YouTube once your TEDx talk is published?
- What are criteria that TEDx organizers look for in selecting speakers?
- How did you specifically prepare for your upcoming TEDx talk?
- Did your TEDxCapeMay talk go as planned?
- Do TEDx events focus on speakers in their area or do they invite speakers from all over?
- Where you nervous before presenting your TEDx talk?
- How does someone get selected to speak at TEDx?
- How does someone get started in preparing a quality TEDx talk?
- Why only 18 minutes for TEDx?
- How far out should you plan your TEDx submission?
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