June 15th 2009
Get Your Money Where Your Mouth Is. David R. Portney
Get Your Money Where Your Mouth Is. How to use seminars and public speaking to market and promote your business, profession , or passion – profitably. David R. Portney 2009. ISBN 0976111179. This is a decent primer on public speaking as a business. But it is a really good example of non stop marketing and sales pitching on just about every page of the book. He gives you the simple step by step process of how to do this and all the logistics broken down into achievable bits. He follows the rules of marketing very well as well as giving you realistic expectations for the business. So if you can get past the pure US model rah rah selling style there is value in the book. It is very clearly written. watch for it on Amazon
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