Writing about yourself and your principles
Use the internet to get your name out in the open. Create profiles on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Google+, and start talking about yourself. Include interests, hobbies, mention your life principles, and share stuff you like (video, tutorials, pictures, and more). Every business, no matter how small, should be backed up by a founder. That founder – you in this case – must be active on social media to awake interest.
Investors (and people in general) are more willing to develop an interest in your company or business if they know who’s behind a cool logo. Your website should have a blog section filled with motivational tutorials, videos, and articles written by you. There’s no need to spend a fortune on fancy web page; as long as your content is interesting and you’re being active on social platforms, people will want to hear what you have to say.
Motivational speakers should have business cards
Assuming that you’ve created a website, included social media profiles, and added a blog section to that site, now it’s time to move things further and order yourself a set of well-crafted business cards. Make them look polished, professional, and try not to include too much information. Nobody likes a business card with too much content and no essential detail. Do you want people to remember you? Then your business card must have that special something. Some tips you should consider:
- Design matters – clear font, small letter, professional writing (Comic Sans is not a good idea)
- Simplicity is key – don’t place an overly large logo in the middle
- The back of your business card should be blank – don’t start writing your services because nobody will read
