I keep speaking to corporate audiences and getting warm reactions — people line up, ask for my Instagram, say they want to work with me. Then it stops. My membership for leaders in Brazil is the offer I most want to grow, but I don’t know what I should be trying to capture in the room: the follow, the email, or the sale. I’ve tried one QR code to a free resource. Fourteen sign-ups, one became a member, and my team didn’t follow up the others for nine days. I don’t want to turn a keynote into an infomercial. What are you actually capturing when you speak, and how do you do it cleanly?
How do I capture a speaking audience without turning it into a pitch?
What a useful answer should help achieve
Know which asset to capture from a speaking engagement and how to do it without feeling like a pitch.
Already tried
One QR code to a free resource; 14 sign-ups, one member, team followed up nine days late.
Constraints and unknowns
Weak follow-up capacity and strong discomfort selling from the stage.
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