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Are unpaid speaking gigs worth it or a complete waste of your time? In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on a question that every industry educator and speaker eventually asks: “Should I take the stage if I’m not getting paid?” You’ll hear from powerhouse speakers and event hosts like Jordan Gill, Elizabeth Henson, Amber Housely, Kristina Bartold, Jamie Fischer, Heather Leicy, Amanda Smith, and Tomasha Suber, who share the real stories and strategies behind their decisions to say yes (or no) to unpaid gigs. These clips are part of a larger speaker interview series inside of Sought-After Speaker System, my course for speakers. Check out the full uncut interviews inside the course. Want to become the kind of speaker event hosts are excited to put on stage? My Sought-After Speaker System shows you how to craft irresistible pitches, build relationships with organizers, and create signature talks that make you the obvious choice. LEARN MORE Are Unpaid Speaking Gigs Worth It? Here’s How to Know When to Say Yes This is a question every industry educator wrestles with at some point. Whether you’re just starting out or scaling your speaking career, unpaid opportunities can feel like a gamble. But after interviewing some of the smartest speakers and event hosts in the business, one thing became crystal clear: unpaid doesn’t have to mean unprofitable . The truth is, unpaid speaking gigs can absolutely work in your favor—if you know what to look for, how to prepare, and how to measure their value strategically. Let’s break it down. Why Speakers Say Yes to Unpaid Gigs (Strategically) Think of it as a Marketing Expense Jordan Gill, who completed 11 speaking engagements in a single year, only accepted one completely unpaid opportunity and she’d do it again. Why? Because the audience was perfectly aligned and the event delivered real value beyond compensation. Instead of viewing unpaid gigs as losses, she budgets for them like she would Facebook ads or other marketing efforts. Her advice: “If I’d pay for ads to reach this audience, I’ll consider paying to be in the room with them instead.” That’s a powerful mindset shift. It reframes speaking as an investment , not a favor. You Need a Funnel That Converts Unpaid gigs are only worthwhile if they convert. Elizabeth Henson evaluates each event through the lens of whether her funnel is likely to perform. She’s not pitching from stage—she’s offering a quiz that seamlessly fits into her keynote. From there, she drives attendees into her ecosystem and into her higher-ticket offers. “If I get one sale from a talk, that usually covers the cost of travel,” she explained. “And that’s all I need.” The key takeaway here: Exposure without a sales system is just vanity. Don’t say yes to a stage if you don’t have a clear plan to turn attention into action. Other Forms of Value Beyond a Paycheck The Real ROI Is in Relationships Amber Housely emphasizes what many overlook: the relationships behind the scenes. From networking with other speakers to connecting with attendees and hosts, unpaid gigs often create the kind of opportunities that snowball into future collaborations, invites, and referrals. If the event puts you in a room with aligned people, decision-makers, or potential collaborators: that’s value. The Power of Staying Present Kristina Bartold brought up something that might surprise newer speakers: attending the full event matters. She’s seen a significant drop in breakout room attendance when speakers only show up for their time slot and leave. By sticking around, you deepen connections and maximize visibility. You don’t just show up—you become part of the experience. 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An election candidate for Ramsey's North Ward says her top priority is to open the re-use shed at the Northern Civic Amenity Site. Pauline Johns-Garrett, standing for the Liberal Vannin Party, also wants to see more support for the elderly and people with disabilities by lobbying for 'skipper buses' and more dropped kerbs. Residents will be able to vote at Ramsey Town Hall from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. Mrs Johns-Garrett also believes that the businesses in the town should be cleaning their own shop fronts and pavements, rather than relying on commissioner's support. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to her.…
A candidate standing in the upcoming Local Authority Election says he wants to see Castletown become 'more inclusive' for people with disabilities. Laurence Watterson, who's lived in the town for 45 years, would like to review parking availability if elected and would campaign for better blue badge parking in the area. Residents will be able to vote at Castletown Town Hall from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. The other candidates are Tony Brown, Beth Cannan, John Cringle, William Galley, Alan Leonard, Colin Leather, Mahendrakumar Patel and Carol Quine. Mr Watterson also believes more improvement is needed for the town's shopping streets and people need to stop looking through 'rose coloured glasses' about the past. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to him.…
A candidate standing for Peel Commissioners wants to see more 'transparency' and would try and improve the social media pages. William Otieno-Costain, a business owner, says if elected he would also like to review the business rates in the town and lobby the government to raise rates on empty properties. Residents will be able to vote at Corrin Hall from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. The other candidates standing are Katryna Baptist, Frank Crompton, Alistair Cubbon-Wood, Stuart Hardingham, Ray Harmer, Sharon Lambert, Christine Moughtin. Mr Otieno-Costain also hopes to improve the facilities available for young people in the town and create a 'third space'. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to him.…
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A former Department of Infrastructure minister standing for re-election to Peel Town Commissioners in the local authority general election says keeping 'financial responsibility' has been key to keeping rate increases low for the last few years. Ray Harmer, who joined the board in a by-election two years ago, hopes to use reserves from making 'efficiencies' to improve children's play areas and for the Marine Parade development. Residents on the electoral roll will be able to vote at the Corrin Hall from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. The other candidates standing are Katryna Baptist, Frank Crompton, Alistair Cubbon-Wood, Stuart Hardingham, Sharon Lambert, Christine Moughtin and William Otieno-Costain. Mr Harmer also wants to see the local chamber of commerce reformed as well as an online tourist trail around the town. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to him.…
An election candidate for Ramsey's North Ward says she wants to see more support for local businesses in the town. Andi Nolan, who owns two businesses, says she won't be 'promising the world' but would try and resolve as many issues raised with her as she can and wants residents to 'feel heard'. Residents will be able to vote at Ramsey Town Hall from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. The other candidates standing are Emma Honey, Pauline Johns-Garrett, Juan McGuinness, Katrina Netelat, Elizabeth Shimmin, Margaret Webb and Wilf Young. Mrs Nolan also wants to see rate reductions for businesses during start up periods to try and reduce the amount of businesses closing down. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to her.…
A candidate standing in the upcoming election wants to try and tackle the dog poo problem in Peel and is open to ideas. Sharon Lambert, who's retired, says she'd like to see more 'transparency' from the commissioners with its communication and would also be looking to improve its social media usage. Residents on the electoral register will be able to vote at Corrin Hall from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. The other candidates are Katryna Baptist, Frank Crompton, Alistair Cubbon-Wood, Stuart Hardingham, Ray Harmer, Christine Moughtin and William Otieno-Costain. Ms Lambert also hopes to resolve a number of parking issues around the town including vehicles parked for longer than the allocated time and reviewing the by-laws. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to her.…
A former chief minister standing to be elected to Castletown Commissioners says providing 'quality' public services would be one of his priorities. Tony Brown, who was also the town's MHK for 30 years, hopes to carry out a review of all the parking in the town and keep Market Square open to vehicles during the winter months. Residents on the electoral roll will be able to vote at Castletown Town Hall from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. The other candidates are Beth Cannan, John Cringle, William Galley, Alan Leonard, Colin Leather, Mahendrakumar Patel, Carol Quine and Laurence Watterson. Mr Brown also says he would like to see more investment in the maintenance of children's play areas, including in Poulsom Park. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to him.…
A candidate standing for re-election in Patrick believes the local authority is now 'running smoothly' after a series of resignations in 2023. Gordon Clague, the current chair of the commissioners, says he would like to see the rates kept low but has sorting out the pavements and hedge trimming at the top of his manifesto. Residents in Patrick will be able to vote at either Foxdale Primary School, Knockaloe Visitor Centre or St James Church from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. The other candidates standing are John Anderson, Henry Bridson, Paul Craker, Leo Cussons and Simon Mellor. Mr Clague also says residents in Foxdale won't be 'neglected' despite no candidate coming forward to represent the village. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to him.…
A candidate standing in the Douglas South election says he would like to see the weekly bin collections reinstated if elected to the board. Karel Ver Elst, who is from South Africa, claims the council should be run like a 'utility' to prevent overspending on 'vanity projects'. Residents in Douglas South Ward will be able to vote at either the city hall, Anagh Coar car park mobile unit, Scoill Valajeelt and the Meadows Pavillion at Douglas Golf Club from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. The other candidates standing are Steven Crellin, David Cretney and William Smedley. Mr Ver Elst also says if elected, he would support a rate freeze for two years and carry out a review into all of the local authority's finances. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to him.…
A candidate standing for re-election in Castletown says he would push government for an all Island leisure rate to support the southern swimming pool. Colin Leather, who is a current commissioner, believes the new fire station car park will resolve the majority of the parking issues and would also like a handrail installed in Barracks Square to help people with disabilities. Residents in Castletown who are on the electoral roll will be able to vote at Castletown Town Hall from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. The other candidates standing are Tony Brown, Beth Cannan, John Cringle, William Galley, Alan Leonard, Mahendrakumar Patel, Carol Quine and Laurence Watterson. Mr Leather also claims he would lobby the government for support with Farrants Park housing estate which are is 'desperate need' of refurbishment. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to him.…
A candidate in the upcoming election says he would be looking to improve Douglas Council's housing stock if elected. William Smedley, a businessman who has already served as a former parish councillor in England hopes to use his experience to make the local authorities budget and spending 'transparent'. Residents in Douglas South Ward will be able to vote at either the city hall, Anagh Coar car park mobile unit, Scoill Vallajeelt and the Meadows Pavillion at Douglas Golf Club from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. The other candidates standing are Steven Crellin, David Cretney and Karel Ver Elst. Mr Smedley says he also wants to see more trees planted in the capital and would like to reintroduce the weekly bin collections for residents. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to him.…
A candidate standing for the upcoming election in Castletown hopes to create a 'business plan' to run the local authority and would like a 'totally new' board to be voted in. John Cringle, a former Castletown Commissioner, says a plan is needed for the closure of Market Square during the summer and for the temporary closure during winter. Residents on the electoral roll will be able to vote at Castletown Town Hall from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. Mr Cringle believes the town is 'disjointed' at the moment and would like to bring back some 'transparency' to the local authority. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to him:…
A Peel Commissioner standing for re-election says that solving the housing issue in Peel is one of his top priorities for the town. Frank Crompton, who's standing for a second time, hopes that if elected he'll be able to see through some ongoing projects as well as finding a solution to Michael Street. Residents on the electoral roll will be able to vote at Peel Town Hall from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. The other candidates are Katryna Baptist, Alistair Cubbon-Wood, Stuart Hardingham, Ray Harmer, Sharon Lambert, Christine Moughtin and William Otieno-Costain. Mr Crompton says the approval of the sewage treatment works is 'good news' for residents, but would like to see the town become more inclusive and accessible. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to him.…
A candidate in the upcoming Local Authority Election believes there needs to be more facilities for the young people of Peel to try and reduce anti-social behaviour. Katryna Baptist, who works for a charity on the Island, says that if elected she would try and make the commissioners more 'transparent' and improve communication with residents. Residents on the electoral roll will be able to vote at Peel Town Hall from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. The other candidates are Frank Crompton, Alistair Cubbon-Wood, Stuart Hardingham, Ray Harmer, Sharon Lambert, Christine Moughtin and William Otieno-Costain. Ms Baptist hopes to use her own experience of dealing with the local authority to improve it, including introducing live streaming. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to her:…
A candidate standing for re-election in Castletown says there needs to be a plan for Market Square and the situation needs to be 'sorted properly'. Beth Cannan, who is the current chair of the board, hopes to introduce a 'changing places' toilet into the town and install inclusive play equipment in the parks. Residents on the electoral roll will be able to vote at Castletown Town Hall from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. The other candidates are Tony Brown, John Cringle, William Galley, Colin Leather, Alan Leonard, Mahendrakumar Patel, Carol Quine and Laurence Watterson. Mrs Cannan says the square has been a point of 'contention' in the community but believes it's what is right for the area. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to her:…
An election candidate for Ramsey's North Ward says residents want to see 'regeneration and revitalisation' in the town. Emma Honey, who works for the Northern Chamber of Commerce, believes the town has a lot of brownfield sites which need developing and 'repurposing' into usable spaces. Residents in the North Ward will be able to vote at Ramsey Town Hall from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April. The other candidates standing are Pauline Johns-Garrett, Juan McGuinness, Katrina Netelat, Andrea Nolan, Elizabeth Shimmin, Margaret Webb and Wilf Young. She says after reading negative comments on social media about the town, she'd like to 'co-create' a vision for the town to make them more positive. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to her:…
A candidate in the upcoming Castletown election says he would like to see work done to 'enhance' Poulsom Park claiming it is an 'under utilised asset'. Bill Galley, who previously stood in 2021, believes the main issues facing residents in the town are the lack of parking and the closure of Market Square to vehicles. Residents in Castletown will be able to vote on 24 April at Castletown Town Hall from 8am until 8pm. The other candidates are Tony Brown, Beth Cannan, John Cringle, Colin Leather, Alan Leonard, Mahendrakumar Patel, Carol Quine and Laurence Watterson. Mr Galley says he'd go to the public and see what the people would like the square to be as well as improving facilities for people with disabilities. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to him:…
A candidate standing in the upcoming election in Ramsey says he would like to carry on making the local authority as 'open and transparent' as possible. Juan McGuinness is hoping to be elected for a third term to the board and hopes the people of Ramsey can see his 'thought process' following the decisions which have been made over the last few years. Residents in Ramsey's North Ward will be able to vote on 24 April at Ramsey Town Hall from 8am until 8pm. The other candidates standing for Ramsey Commissioners North Ward are Emma Honey, Pauline Johns-Garrett, Katrina Netelat, Andrea Nolan, Elizabeth Shimmin, Margaret Webb and Wilf Young. Mr McGuinness says a lot of the work he's most proud of has been behind the scenes which includes improving the 'corporate governance' and amending the standing orders. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to him.…
A former MHK, who is standing in the Local Authority Election in April, says trust in politicians is 'more important now' than ever before. David Cretney is hoping to represent Douglas South for Douglas City Council and has housing, dog fouling and protecting public parks and spaces as the key topics on his manifesto. He believes his previous political experience will help him in the role of councillor if elected and is the first candidate to declare they are standing. He's standing as a representative of the Manx Labour Party. Mr Cretney says he would like to try and make a difference to his constituency if he's chosen to join the local authority. Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to him.…
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