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EPISODE · Sep 6, 2026 · 16 MIN

#200 - Can AI and Event Planners Clearly Understand What You Speak About?

from Grow Your Public Speaking Business · host Wendi McNeill

You may know exactly what you speak about, but can a planner who has never met you understand it in seconds? Wendi explains why broad topics are difficult to evaluate, the four pieces planners need to see, and a five-second test that reveals whether your speaker message is as clear as you think it is. Show notes: Why broad topics name a category but not necessarily a fit The four things planners need to understand quickly How public content helps humans and AI tools interpret your expertise Why specificity does not trap you in one niche forever Where your central speaker message should appear The five-second speaker-page test A simple sentence for clarifying audience, problem, and outcome Explore both paths inside the Charli Jane Speakers Club at https://charlijane.com/charli-jane-speakers-club/. Begin with STAGE if your foundation needs clarity, then move into the Get Booked path when you are ready to pursue opportunities. Our Facebook Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/breakthroughpublicspeakers

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