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Ryan Hildebrandt (the founder of Viral Message Lab) helps entrepreneurs craft their unique messages that stands out from the crowd and to get them booked to speak at TEDx events. As the founder of the second largest TEDx event in the United Kingdoms, Ryan has seen over 1,000 accepted and rejected pitches at this point, and helped over a dozen people become TEDx speakersIn today's episode, Ryan shares his tips on how you can get booked to speak for a TEDx talk, why you should not worry about having a bad first draft and that having self doubt is normal.Resources:https://viralmessagelab.com/ - Check out Viral Message Lab and get in touch with Ryanrmhildebrandt@gmail.com – Get in touch with Ryan over email Actionable Take-aways:1. Do your worst, create your best. When you first start out, your first draft of anything will probably be terrible, but it is important to understand that this is part of the process and work to improve on this to get better. Get your minimum viable product out and work your way from there. 2. In whatever you do, it is important to have a specific outcome in mind and, more importantly, to find a way to stand out. You must be able to stand out from the crowd to be able to be noticed. 3. Having self doubt when pursuing something challenging is normal. So don't let that self doubt get in the way of you achieving your dreams. Connect with Ted on: His Website at : www.tedteo.com LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ted-teo/ Instagram at: @ted.teo Facebook at : https://www.facebook.com/groups/tedteo

This episode was originally released a couple of years ago, and it absolutely meets my ‘best of' criteria.  Ryan Hildebrandt is an engineer, entrepreneur and marketer who is a TEDx expert and works with people who want to get their first TEDx talk.  As a founder of one of the most successful TEDx events in the UK, he knows what it takes to get selected, and what you need to do to get your message heard by the most people.    What you'll learn: How you get a TEDx Talk. How you can make your talk stand out. Common myths about TED Talks. The life-changing opportunities your TEDx Talk can bring you. Why you need to treat a TEDx talk differently to a normal speaking engagement. Why a TEDx Talk is one of the best ways to build your credibility, authority, and brand. Why speaking at TEDx is more like copywriting than speaking. How long it takes to prepare for your TED talk and why. How to test your talk or app or book ideas to maximise their chance of success. Why you should do a little upfront brainstorming to get opportunities coming to you for YEARS after your TED Talk.   All things Ryan Hildebrandt: https://viralmessagelab.com linkedin.com/in/rmhildebrandt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYbX8hEPIqs RMHildebrandt Resources: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thespeakingclub/ https://www.saraharcher.co.uk/challenge  https://www.facebook.com/SarahArcherSpeak/ https://www.storyledmarketing.com  https://www.saraharcher.co.uk https://www.standoutpitch.com   Thanks for listening!   To share your thoughts:                                                   leave a comment below. Share this show on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn.  To help the show out: Leave an honest review at https://www.ratethispodcast.com/TSC Subscribe on iTunes.

Join us in this episode with Ryan Hildebrandt, Founder of Sales at Viral Message Lab and TEDx event organizer. Ryan helps professionals find and articulate their 1-in-a-billion message so they can position themselves as thought leaders and go-to experts, book TEDx talks, and have audiences take action. Ryan describes his experience building a professional network in England by planning a TEDx event from scratch, as well as the tactics and reasoning behind how he marketed the (sold out) TEDx event.   Learn what led Ryan to be interested in marketing and the psychology behind marketing from a career in engineering, how Ryan thinks about building and creating great ideas, and how he built credibility and found opportunities in his career.   Do you have great ideas but have difficulty in finding great opportunities? Tune in to learn an expert’s methods for acting on ideas and creating opportunities for growth!   Listen in every Friday as we release new interviews with experts to help you maximize your impact and be a Hustler for a Cause!     Notable Quotes         “Just because something has good software or is technically correct, is doesn’t mean it’s the right solution for the problem.”                            - Ryan Hildebrandt         “People aren’t buying the speakers, they can get the speakers and ideas for free online, at their convenience. Why would you try to market to them and get them to buy tickets for the speakers? … Basically, what people were paying for is the experience of being in the same room as all the smartest people in your town… like who knows what could happen!”                                         - Ryan Hildebrandt         “Your opportunities in life are a function of the quality of your ideas as people are seeing them and the number of people that are exposed to those ideas.”                   - Ryan Hildebrandt     Reference Links Visit Viral Message Lab’s website: www.viralmessagelab.com/webinar-welcome-gate Connect with Ryan on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/rmhildebrandt Get FREE topic development strategies of TEDx speakers: www.viralmessagelab.com/book     This episode is sponsored by BlabberJax! To learn about them, visit: www.blabberjax.com.

Are you struggling with finding or saying yes to huge, scary opportunities? Join us in this episode with Ryan Hildebrandt, Founder of Sales at Viral Message Lab, as we discuss his methods for building credibility, creating and acting on great ideas, and how he organized and marketed a TEDx event from scratch. Subscribe now to be notified on Friday when this episode is released!

Dreaming of a Tedx appearance, but have no idea where to start? That's where Ryan Hildebrandt comes in. Tedx coach Ryan offers a few tests anyone can do to "market research" their ideas to find the most interesting parts of it, without bias (so they can get top opportunities). In our discussion, we also learn: why you should treat your ideas & message like a product (eg: why it doesn't matter if people "like" it) the most important aspects of a topic you have to communicate to get booked on events like TEDx He will soon launch a book for everyday professionals who want to use the same techniques to write better talks, blog posts, or pitch their ideas to podcasts/guest post opportunities. Learn more: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rmhildebrandt/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rmhildebrandt Other: https://viralmessagelab.com/book *** A Little Help? Please take a moment to show your support for the show by leaving a starred review on Apple Podcasts. Your review will help us attract more listeners and sponsors to keep it going. Here's how: https://digitalhealthtoday.com/support/how-to-review-itunes/ Here's the link to our show: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pr-after-hours/id1496015627 Follow us on Twitter: @HoursPR We Want Your Questions! You can Tweet or DM questions that may be used on the show. Send him a message and he may answer it on the show! Just click the link, and record it--be sure to give us your first name and the city you reside in https://anchor.fm/alex-greenwood1/message (Sign into and please allow anchor.fm brief access to your microphone to record. You can find this in your browser settings.) PR After Hours Theme: https://filmmusic.io "Bossa Antigua" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC. Sound effects. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alex-greenwood1/message

I am Leighanne, a Voiceover & Speaking Coach. I love talking all about the voice and I mainly record my voice for quotes, podcasts, explainer videos, eLearning courses, music videos, audiobooks, radio, promos and online courses. I love doing the Speaking Coach work where I have the pleasure of training women in the uniqueness of their voice by providing tips and hints on how to speak more effectively in business, at work, or social situations. This podcast shares speaking tips on the importance of: Selling the benefit and potential when you speak. The difference between the pitch and demo model and so much more. This is an incredible podcast and you will learn so much. A little bit about our special guest: Ryan is a TEDx event founder (TEDxLeamingtonSpa), TEDx speaker (TEDxWindsor) and coach specializing in helping people develop incredible topics and "sell their message" so they can get top opportunities like TEDx talks, podcasts, blog guest posts etc. He's trusted by graduates from multiple Ivy League universities, professionals in their 20s to 60s, with varying social followings (from clients with no Twitter account whatsoever to 500k+ followings) to bring out the best of their ideas. How to get hold of this amazing guest: rmhildebrandt@gmail.com https://ViralMessageLab.com I am not telling you any more as I want you to listen to this amazing business expert so you can learn, laugh and go after your dreams. Please drop your thoughts & things you want me to talk about in the comments, it helps me ensure that I provide content that helps you improve your speaking. As always my Dear, subscribe and share it if you like. The Diamonds Gem listeners who screenshot the podcast and tag me on their social media page will win the exclusive free speaking tips gift of the month...if you want it then get sharing Honey. Let’s jump in here. MORE FREE ADVICE Grab the free sample course which is what I mention in the podcast by clicking the link below. linktr.ee/leighannesvoice_ VOICEOVER & SPEAKING COACH BOOKINGS: If you need to contact me for Voiceover or Speaking Coaching bookings then email me on: Email:leighanne@leighannesvoice.com FOLLOW ME, LIKE, SUBSCRIBE & COMMENT ON ANY ONES OF THESE: Web: www.leighannesvoice.com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leighanne-turner-40011119/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Leighannes-Voice-667746426694132/ Twitter: @Leighthevoice https://twitter.com/leighthevoice Instagram: leighannesvoice_ https://www.instagram.com/leighannesvoice_/ Pinterest: Leighanne’s Voice Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2tfSGWzL8QzfVRN1GqYo2q?si=1kJUToSiQI634bBRhNGSig Podcast on Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/leighannes-voice-speaking-tips/id1337723064 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCehL5ORpvJh4FJIWoRaIg2w

Have you ever wondered how TedX speakers are chosen? Hundreds apply to speak at local TedX events, but only a few can be selected. Join Phil Pelucha for his discussion with Ryan Hildebrandt - TedX organiser and speaker - a renowned TedX coach. Ryan HELPS professionals find and articulate their 1-in-a-billion message so they can position themselves as thought leaders and go-to experts, book TEDx talks, and have audiences taking action.https://www.linkedin.com/in/rmhildebrandt/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rmhildebrandt/ ) IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SEEING RYANS BOOK, PRIOR TO RELEASE - SEE THE LINK BELOW. https://viralmessagelab.com/book (https://viralmessagelab.com/book)

In this episode, I am chatting with Ryan Hildebrandt about how he hosted a TEDx event as a side hustle that eventually led him to create his business, Viral Message Lab. Now he lives the digital nomad life, traveling the world while running his business. Show Note Links Weekly review format: http://ryanhildebrandt.com/weekly-review/ @rmhildebrandt (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) How to speak at TEDx: https://viralmessagelab.com/get-a-ted-talk-this-year-the-ultimate-guide/ You can pick up your copy of The Side Hustle Journal over at https://www.gritandhustle.co If you have an awesome side hustle that you would like to share with the world, I'd love to have you on my podcast. You can schedule a podcast interview by going to https://calendly.com/gritandhustleco/guest

Sarah and (former co-host) Garrett chat with Ryan Hildebrandt, founder of Viral Message Lab, a company that helps writers craft their message for TED talks. Ryan shares a simple method he uses to achieve big goals, financially and in other areas in his life. We chat about what makes up his weekly review, and why this simple process can give you more confidence and permission to go after big scary goals.  For resources mentioned, head to www.beyondthedollar.co/210

Ryan Hilderbrandt teaches you to get your First TED Talk.  Turns out, it’s a systematic approach, and many people could and should work toward this goal. Most people won’t pitch or promote themselves as speakers if they had no prior experience or feel as if they don't have the right connections. For those of you who have been contemplating about being part of a TED Talk to spread your message, this episode is for you. Ryan joined me in this conversation from his AirBnB. He had been location independent and traveling around the world past 6 months. If this is also a topic that interests you, listen on. What makes Ryan uniquely qualified to speak to this topic? Ryan started a brand new TED event in a small town in the UK. Most TED locations are situated in very populated areas, often where universities or companies concentrate. Even then it can be difficult to draw a live audience together. Ryan proved me wrong.  Show Notes for this episode can be found on our website at: www.feisworld.com/blog/ryan-hilderbrandt  ------  Do you enjoy this podcast?  If so, please leave your comment and share the podcast with your family and friends. Your support will keep us on track and bring many other sung and unsung heroes to this podcast. Feisworld Podcast is now available on all major channels including iTunes, Google Play, SoundCloud, Stitcher. An honest podcast review will help us tremendously. Please consider providing yours on iTunes.  Like us on Facebook  Follow us on Twitter     --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/support

Ryan Hildebrandt is an engineer, entrepreneur and marketer that works with multi-billion dollar clients to connect their message to their market. He also works with people who want to get their first TEDx talk. As a founder of one of the most successful TEDx events in the UK, he knows what it takes to get selected, and what you need to do to get your message heard by the most people.  What you'll learn: How you get a TEDx Talk How you can make your talk stand out Common myths about TED Talks The life-changing opportunities your TEDx Talk can bring you Why you need to treat a TEDx talk differently to a normal speaking engagement Why a TEDx Talk is one of the best ways to build your credibility, authority, and brand How long it takes to prepare your TED talk and why How to test your talk or app or book ideas to maximise their chance of success Why you should do a little upfront brainstorming to get opportunities coming to you for YEARS after your TED Talk. Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed the show, please subscribe and leave a review on iTunes. Your ratings and review really help get the word out and I read each one. If you have some thoughts please feel free to share in the comments. If you think someone else will like the show, feel free to share it on  Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn, or by good old fashioned word of mouth! Resources: Get Your First Ted Talk Ryan's Website Sarah Archer TEDx Talk Elon Musk - TED Talk TEDx Leamington Spa  

Knowing how to do a TED Talk is not about being a great speaker. It’s about having a great idea and clearly communicating your core message. In this episode, Ryan Hildebrandt, a TEDx organizer, shares some useful tips on how to land your first TED Talk. Doing a TED Talk has many benefits. It can not only allow your message to help many people, it can also generate opportunities, and increase your sales. Speaking at a TED event is huge credibility marker and can open many doors. Get all the resources for this episode and listen to more at https://www.thrivinglaunch.com

Ryan Hildebrandt –  a TEDx founder, creator, podcaster, traveler and a total adventure seeker. I love that he has a zeal for learning and creating new things. As someone who has founded and organized several TEDx events, he has reviewed numerous applications. He knows what works and doesn't work. Many speakers dream of giving a TED talk, but a lot of them don't know what makes an effective speaker application, or if their idea really is strong enough. Ryan talks about all these things and more!

A recap of episode 65 of the Cracking Creativity podcast. If you liked it, check out the full episode with Ryan Hildebrandt and myself where we talk about providing value, writing my book, and starting a TEDx event from scratch.

Something a little bit different this week. Instead of a one way interview, I had a conversation with Ryan Hildebrandt of The Maker’s Journey podcast.  In it we talked about starting our podcasts, why you should provide value, writing a book, building  a TEDx event from scratch, and much more. Here are three things I learned by talking with Ryan: Everything Starts Off as an Experiment If you look around at all the wonderful things people are able to accomplish, you might believe they were meant to do it. For them, things go off without a hitch. Their work sells like hot cakes. They look calm, composed, and confident all the time. What you don’t see is how they got there. You didn’t see them struggling. You didn’t see them speak timidly about their work. You didn’t see how they doubted themselves. We all have this mistaken belief that other people are special. Ryan believes everything starts off as an experiment. “When you create something, it’s almost always… it’s is a bit of an experiment really. You’re never really sure how it’s going to turn out.” That’s the exact conclusion I’ve come to by interviewing and talking to a lot of people. Everything starts off as an experiment. No one really knows what they are doing when they start. The key is getting started. Find the thing you want to create and start experimenting. You Must Give Value to Get Value One of the things that is often overlooked when we try to make something great is focusing too much on ourselves. Most of the time, we try to see how something will benefit us, but the real moments of magic happen when we put other people before ourselves. That’s exactly what happened when Ryan decided to make a podcast. He could have been selfish and kept that knowledge to himself, but he didn’t. He chose to share the valuable lessons from other creators with his Marker’s Journey audience. Ryan feels that when you add value to other people’s lives, wonderful and unexpected things happen. “I think when you create something that’s of value to a lot of people, opportunities come back to you, and you never really know what they’re going to be until it comes, but when you create something, you’re giving a gift. You get to provide value to a lot of different people.” We Can Create Something Much B igger Than Ourselves My favorite part about chatting with Ryan was when he talked about starting his TEDx event. Ryan started the event because he wanted to do something cool, but he didn’t have a plan for it. He thought throwing the event would act as proof for his ability to manage and run something. He also believed it would help build a network of interesting and successful people. What he realized was, you can accomplish things much bigger than yourself if you ask for help. “It kind of showed me that it’s possible to do something that’s really really big, and that’s larger than yourself if you give yourself enough time to do it, and… if you’re willing to ask people for help.” When Ryan started preparing for the event, he was the only one on the team. Things started slowly. His grew his list, but only had a handful of volunteers. That’s when the impostor syndrome crept into his mind. Would he be able to run a successful event? What if he couldn’t get good guests? But then things started to change. His volunteer team grew from two people after one month to fifty people after three months. He had everyone from graphic designers to speaker liasons on the team. What Ryan realized was, in order to achieve something big, you have to find the right people to help you. “It’s very possible to do something that’s that big if you are willing to ask the right people for help, really, and keep working at it, even when you have zero volunteers and your email list is ten people.” Read more shownotes from episode 65 with Ryan Hildebrandt