Susan Young's
Amplify Blog
Introduce Yourself Without Talking About Processes
A/E/C = Processes.
Networking and business growth = People.
Then processes.
First, you metaphorically nudge the door open.
Focus your 30-second elevator pitch on the other person.
Processes take more than 30 seconds and are cumbersome.
Your job in business development and shortlisted meetings is to avoid cumbersome.
Instead, pique people's curiosity. There's no need to be a walking bid package.
Nudge the door open.
Be interesting so they are interested.
When a prospect invites you to a meeting or coffee, ease into the process. But only if asked.
Be More Conversational and Build Connections with this Communication Tip
People have been asking how they can sound more conversational, not scripted on...
- Sales calls
- Podcasts (hosts and guests)
- Videos and interviews
I've interviewed more than 6,000 people during my radio and communications career.
Want to Be a Podcast Guest?
Whether you're a guest on a podcast or you host one, it's super important to be prepared for the right and best conversation.
It starts long before you start recording.
This 3-minute video sheds light on how to find the right show, virtual event, and audience to share your expertise. (Hint: Your interview is an organic lead magnet!)
Click the video above to watch and learn!
You Can Have Easy, Casual Conversations on Podcast and Summit Interviews
Ready to energize and impact more people on podcasts, summits, and virtual events?
Whether you’re a host or a guest expert, toss out your list of questions.
You've gotta trust yourself and let things flow naturally.
From my experience, the most memorable interviews are just easy, casual conversations.
They're enjoyable for the host, guest, AND audience!
People remember intriguing conversations, stories, personalities, and takeaways.
When others like what they hear and see, they’ll...
· Recommend and refer you
· Sign up for your stuff
· Join –and engage—in your community
· Hire you
Hosts and guests who trust themselves (and each other) aren't rigid or stuck to a script.
They look forward to something spicy coming up.
They expect to hear a nugget that's fresh and intriguing.
They feel comfortable not knowing each word and question.
They know that they know their stuff without a list of questions.
They prepare--and listen--in a...
