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- Mainstage keynote booked: Jess opened the Big I Michigan conference.
- Faster vetting: the planner made a confident choice without weeks of research.
- Stronger positioning: Jess showed up not as a stranger, but as a vetted, credible business leader with proven impact.
Instead of spending time proving her value, Jess spent her time preparing to deliver it.

By integrating Talkadot into his process, Ken established a structured system that ensures every speech leads to future opportunities. In just one year, he generated over $50,000 in additional revenue, significantly increased his rebooking rate, and booked five new engagements directly from his strategic use of audience feedback and social proof. Event planners now had concrete data reinforcing his impact, making it easier for them to justify bringing him back. More than just a tool for collecting feedback, Talkadot became a key part of Ken’s business growth strategy, helping him stay top-of-mind with bureaus and event organizers while streamlining the booking process.
Ken Hartley
kenhartley.com
With quantifiable data to back up his talks, Michael expanded the volume of his talks to 23 paid engagements last year and turned a single $25K+ keynote into a $100K annual book of business with a single client. Michael uses his data to build trust and deepen client relationships making organizations eager to invite him back.
Michael Margolis
storiedinc.com