Kimberly Crowe

If it’s not fun, it’s not worth doing!

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Overview:

Kimberly will energize your audience with her quick wit, fast pace, and energetic style. Kimberly take your audience from curious to hopeful to jubilant. Her motto is "if it's not fun, it's not worth doing" and she brings that to every talk. Your audience will enjoy the ride!

Bio:

Kimberly Crowe is the founder of Entrepreneurs Rocket Fuel and co-founder of Speakers Playhouse. Her passion is to get entrepreneurs and speakers seen and heard in a bigger way by getting them connected with the stages, the people and the opportunities they need to massively grow their revenue and reach. From virtual to in-person stages, live stages, podcasts, web summits, webinars, Facebook Live, YouTube shows and TV there are shows and stages with audiences that need your message. Because if you aren’t being seen, you’re being overlooked! Let’s get you connected and out on stages so that you can get your message out and stop being overlooked!

Noteworthy Guest Podcast Episodes:

Get On Stage with Kimberly Crowe on RPS #22

The Four Types Of Virtual Stages - With Kimberly Crowe

Guest Category:

entrepreneurship, Public Relations, Speaking

Approved Media:

The 4 Platforms Every Entrepreneur Must Get On (and How to Maximize Each One!)

Secrets to Get Top Influencers to Recommend and Promote You

Make a First Impression Without Giving Away the Store

Get Them to Commit Without Commiting

Six Ways to Establish Yourself as the Go To Expert

How did you get started speaking?

What about Introverts? Stage Fright, it's a thing!

Do Extroverts have all the advantages, or do they struggle too?

Okay, what are the 4 stages?

How many stages have you been on?

Okay, we have a message, but how do we find speaking opportunities?

What's the best way to approach a show host or event planner?

What mistakes do speakers make?

How do people get booked on your shows?

If people want to work with you, where can they go?