In this episode:

I bring my Speaking Coach, Jackie Goddard, back on so we can have an open discussion about what it was like being coached to prepare for my talk at You Are The Media’s Creator Day, down in Poole (south coast of UK).

Come and be a fly on the wall as we walk through Jackie’s process, using my talk as a demonstrative example.

You’ll get some ideas on how this reflects on you, and how you move your clients through from point A to point B. This will be a particularly useful listen if you have been wanting to present something to a room, or even stand up on a stage and something has been stopping you.

Consider working with a speaking coach. I can highly recommend Jackie who is a complete subject matter expert at what she does.

Guess what? Speaking coaching isn’t “presentation skills” training – it’s so much more. The main meat of your value in delivering whatever it is that you are working on to share with an audience - is about eliciting what it is exactly you are trying to get across in your message, finding relatable stories and images to bring that message home, and then to find a way to do it in YOUR WAY.

And yes, Jackie will teach you about the anatomy of voice, breathing and balancing your wellbeing as well.

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GUEST BIO:

Jackie Goddard is a Speaking Trainer and Coach who helps business owners, leaders and authors to gain confidence delivering paid talks to share their knowledge and leverage their authority in their space.

She is on a mission to empower yearning speakers to get excited about sharing their ideas, stories and life lessons.

She teaches her clients how to craft engaging talks, use their voice and breath better and sharpen their overall performance skills.

Jackie has over 25 years of experience working in and around the performing arts as an actor, director, producer, and teacher, facilitating acting and voice workshops.

SHELLEY RÖSTLUND BIO:

Shelley is a systems-led brand strategist working with knowledge experts...those who teach, educate, consult, advise or mentor others. Her specialism is in value propositions, the product eco-system sitting inside brand strategies.

South African born and British-grown, Shelley has worked with 150+ brands across 30+ industries through her consultancy and agency work, and spends the majority of her time running her group programme, teaching micro businesses how to transform their expertise into a momentum-building brand machines.

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All episodes are video recorded and can be watched in the website show notes at shelleyrostlund.com/podcast, or on YouTube. (Click here for the full audio transcribed version).

In this episode:

Have you been thinking about trying to get onto a podcast show as guest? Or – are you a podcast host and are head deep in trying to seek out and pick the right people to come on to your show? This episode is for you.

This is important for you as a subject matter expert or service provider who wants to be a bit more visible or be noticed more. Guesting on podcast shows is a great opportunity for you to express yourself and your personal brand, and of course, demonstrate that genius that’s living inside that gorgeous brain of yours.

I bring on one of my personal brand strategist colleagues, Imogen Jones, from our agency business, Harbour 32, to chat through some of what we talk about when we are looking for the right guests for this show, and also how we (as listeners) look for in a GOOD guest on shows we listen to.

Again, this is a relaxed conversation and we share what we like (and dislike) about guests on shows, and talk a bit about some of the practical things that you could do to make yourself more appealing to be asked to be a guest on a show.

Let us know what you think makes a good guest on a show? Or if you have questions about how you can be more attractive to be asked to be on a show – just give me a shout.

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GUEST BIO:

Imogen Jones is a personal brand strategist who helps clients to gain clarity on the deep motivational needs of their ideal clients, and craft offers that REALLY solve their unbearable aches.

With 20 years-experience working in marketing and customer-focussed roles inside marketing research and healthcare businesses, today runs her own freelance consulting business.

As a strategic marketeer, Imogen is creative and intuitively empathetic to understanding the position of the customer. She is the ultimate people person.

Imogen also works on personal brand strategy and podcast management at specialist marketing agency, Harbour 32, with Shelley Rostlund.

SHELLEY RÖSTLUND BIO:

Shelley is a systems-led brand strategist working with knowledge experts...those who teach, educate, consult, advise or mentor others. Her specialism is in helping you uncover your genius gifts which the world needs from you and translate that into something that can be marketed and communicated in a way that’s comfortable for you.

South African born and British-grown, Shelley has worked with 150+ brands across 30+ industries through her consultancy and agency work. She runs her specialist marketing agency Harbour 32, with her magically gifted friends, where they focus on personal brand strategy and podcast show positioning.

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All episodes are video recorded and can be watched in the website show notes at shelleyrostlund.com/podcast, or on YouTube. (Click here for the full audio transcribed version).

In this episode:

For me, brand experience, and even your personal brand experience, is all about how you want your clients to feel with they come into contact with you, work with you or even just communicate with you. It's the 4D experience that encompasses sight, sound, emotions and the physical experience.

As service providers, sometimes we may fall into the trap of thinking: “what can we do? We don't have a physical product that we deliver and a customer unpacks or unwraps, so what are we talking about here?”

There are so many invisible and visible touch points in your client's journey - you just have to sit down and think about it.

In this episode I share the joyful centre of Will Guidara’s ‘Unreasonable Hospitality’ concept, why it’s important to ‘codify’ your brand experience, and also open your mind up to the possibility that even you, as a subject matter expert and service provider, have many opportunities for beautiful, emotive touchpoints to consider in your brand experience.

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SHELLEY RÖSTLUND BIO:

Shelley is a systems-led brand strategist working with knowledge experts...those who teach, educate, consult, advise or mentor others. Her specialism is in value propositions, the product eco-system sitting inside brand strategies.

South African born and British-grown, Shelley has worked with 150+ brands across 30+ industries through her consultancy and agency work, and spends the majority of her time running her group programme, teaching micro businesses how to transform their expertise into a momentum-building brand machine.

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All episodes are video recorded and can be watched in the website show notes at shelleyrostlund.com/podcast, or on YouTube. (Click here for the full audio transcribed version).

In this episode:

If you are regular listener, you’ll know that I’ve tinkered on the edge of the topic of Artificial Intelligence now in a few episodes.

You will have heard me speaking to Stephen Ruse, my IP lawyer friend, as we openly tried to work out between us what impact AI will have on our ownership and rights to the use of our physical likeness and voice.

I have also been talking at length about why it’s so important for you not to panic, but to really lean into working out how you are going to stand out and survive what’s coming.

In this episode, I go much deeper. My guest is highly tuned into this topic I want to get into, and that’s about where Artificial Intelligence intersects with us as subject matter experts. Are we a dying breed?

I have this slight concern about the impact AI will have on subject matter exerts and their process of learning and honing their craft in their space, and what the quality of expert professionalism looks like in the future.

This is not a negative episode at all. I’m hoping it will make you sit up and pay attention – because this is going to affect you quite significantly in the next few years and I want you to be informed and be ready for what’s coming.

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GUEST BIO:

Izabela Russell is the CEO of Music Radio Creative (MRC), a family-owned full-service audio agency and the largest professional voice-over agency in the world.

Izabela’s highly talented audio specialist husband Mike, an Adobe Certified Expert, founded the business in 2004 after a career in radio. Since then, MRC have been at the forefront of professional audio in the UK, and around the world.

They have 180+ professional voice-over artists they work with to support and deliver on their client’s needs globally.

Their clients range from big brands like Warner Bros, the World Health Organization, FBI, the BBC, as well as thousands of smaller businesses and solopreneurs. They work with businesses, podcasters, radio stations, DJ labels, movie production houses, advertisers, and more.

SHELLEY RÖSTLUND BIO:

Shelley is a systems-led brand strategist working with knowledge experts... those who teach, educate, consult, advise or mentor others. Her specialism is in helping you uncover your genius gifts which the world needs from you and translate that into something that can be marketed and communicated in a way that’s comfortable for you.

South African born and British-grown, Shelley has worked with 150+ brands across 30+ industries through her consultancy and agency work, and spends the majority of her time running her group programme, teaching micro businesses how to transform their expertise into a moment-building brand machine.

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All episodes are video recorded and can be watched in the website show notes at shelleyrostlund.com/podcast, or on YouTube. (Click here for the full audio transcribed version).

In this episode:

I share what I think are the higher over-arching purpose angles to podcast shows.

Why are these important? Well – it may explain why you like or don’t like certain podcast shows, or it may well help galvanise you into thinking about which purpose types might actually be possible for you, if you want to start a podcast show.

These purpose angles can stretch over any genre – so shows that relate to business, wellness, true crime, mental health, etc. We are looking here at the bigger intention of the show – regardless of topic or audience.

Come listen as I walk you through:

The Megaphone

The Spotlight

The Magnet

The Torchbearer

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SHELLEY RÖSTLUND BIO:

Shelley is a systems-led brand strategist working with knowledge experts...those who teach, educate, consult, advise or mentor others. Her specialism is in helping you uncover your genius gifts which the world needs from you and translate that into something that can be marketed and communicated in a way that’s comfortable for you.

South African born and British-grown, Shelley has worked with 150+ brands across 30+ industries through her consultancy and agency work. She runs her specialist marketing agency Harbour 32, with her magically gifted friends, where they focus on personal brand strategy and podcast show positioning.

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All episodes are video recorded and can be watched in the website show notes at shelleyrostlund.com/podcast, or on YouTube. (Click here for the full audio transcribed version).