Still Using Last Year's Demo Reel?​

Here's the truth about your speaker reel:

Look at the top speaker's reel in your industry.

Notice how it opens with that dramatic aerial shot? How the audio is crystal clear? How every transition feels like a Hollywood movie?

Now look at yours.

Those fluorescent-lit hotel conference rooms. That shaky smartphone footage. That background noise.

This is why they get $50k per speech while you're stuck at $10k.

Event planners spend 8 seconds deciding if you're worth their time. In those 8 seconds, their brain is making one simple calculation...

Is this speaker worth $50k or $10k?

Your current reel is screaming '$10k speaker' - even though your content might be worth $50k.

Every time you send that reel, you're leaving $40k on the table. That's $480k per year in lost revenue.

​The difference between a $10k speaker and a $50k speaker isn't just content - it's perception. And perception starts with your reel.

Here's the reality most speakers never see:

Every Tuesday morning at companies like Microsoft, Salesforce, and Goldman Sachs, event committees gather in conference rooms to review speaker options for upcoming events.

​These 5-7 person committees typically include:

They review 15-20 speaker reels in a single session, often making snap judgments within seconds.

What they're actually evaluating:

One event director confided in me when she said....

"When I show a speaker reel with poor lighting, shaky footage, or echo-filled audio....the committee immediately shifts focus.

Instead of discussing your expertise, they start asking...

'Can we find someone similar for less?'

One committee member literally said...

'If they can't invest in professional video, how professional is their content?"

​This 8-second visual evaluation is determining your fee before anyone even discusses your actual message.
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The speakers commanding $50K aren't necessarily better speakers than you.

They simply understand the visual language of premium positioning.

​Their reels feature:

Meanwhile, your current reel is undermining your expertise every time someone clicks play.​
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I've identified exactly what separates average speaker reels from those that command premium fees.

​Here's a glimpse of what's covered in my free guide:
​🔄 "Your intro is a snooze fest and needs a jolt." You've lost half the panel room if your intro doesn't grab attention within 8 seconds.

🎭 "It's all about me, me, me and not enough about we, we, we." The classic "me show" is tempting, but organizers want a speaker who makes the audience feel seen.

📊 "Your content is chaotic, and no one knows where to look." If your message is scattered, they're too busy piecing it together to feel the impact.

And that's just 3 of the 16 critical updates I cover in my guide.
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Before you invest in a new reel, arm yourself with the knowledge of what actually works.
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