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Congratulations! You've done the hard part: Written and delivered a fantastic TEDx talk. But it's what you do next within the first week, or ideally, the first few days of your talk going live that can make the difference between 200 or 200,000 views. Want more tips like this? Like and subscribe. And if you have your OWN big idea, get the skills you need to get noticed by producers. thehiredpen...

A top TEDx producer shares what producers are looking for when they evaluate Big Ideas and how to avoid the most common mistake applicants make. Want to find and refine your OWN big idea? Sign up for my Big Idea workshop on Zoom and I'll show you how to elevate *your* idea so it’s red-dot worthy. You'll also get a lot of insider tips on what producers are and are not! looking for when we evalua...

The best advice for not freezing on stage is to prepare. But a lot of speakers prepare the living daylights out of their talk ... and still freeze. Yes, you can take deep breaths ... but what our TEDx speaker did this year got everyone talking. Want to explore giving your own TEDx talk? Start with my Big Idea Workshop to find the talk only YOU could give. thehiredpens.com/speechwriting-services...

A top TEDx producer shares why stories get your audience listening using two funny examples one borrowed from Cinderella.

"Dear Anna, I know you've said that as soon as you can make your audience laugh, you've got them on your side. But I'm not a "naturally funny" person. Should I try to learn a joke for my talk?" Here is my answer ... Learn more about what it takes to deliver a TEDx or TEDx-style talk here! thehiredpens.com/speechwriting-services/

Applying for a TEDx event is a lot like applying to college. There are reach events, events that you’re qualified for and safeties. So, I want you to think about that when you apply: Not just, "Do they want ME?" but "Do I want THEM?" But how do you know, right? I’m to share a few ways to evaluate a TEDx event.