One talk should not end when the room empties. The SpeakerFLYWHEEL™ is the six-stage system SpeakerHUB is built on: every stage produces the raw material the next one needs, so the fourth lap costs you less effort than the first and returns more.
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We surveyed 4,830 speakers across 110 countries. The ones who plateau are rarely worse on stage. They are missing the stages on either side of it: nothing that generates the next conversation, and nothing that captures value from the last one.
Source: SpeakerHUB industry survey, 4,830 respondents across 110 countries.
Every stage hands something to the next one. Select a stage to see what it passes along.
Every pitch you send ends in a link. If that link is a LinkedIn profile, a PDF, or a personal site that hasn't been touched since 2019, the person on the other end has to do work to say yes. Your SpeakerPAGE does that work for them: topics, formats, fee range, video, bio, and a way to contact you, on one page that loads in a second.
“I gained three speaking gigs in Northern Virginia and D.C. They found me because they Googled me and saw me on a SpeakerHUB page.”
Sairan Aqrawi · Business Strategist & EngineerNearly half of speakers have no pipeline at all, which means their calendar is decided by whoever happens to think of them. SpeakerLEADS replaces that with a searchable database of the people who book: podcast hosts, conference organizers, association program chairs, and media producers. You filter for fit, and you pitch.
“I had my first podcast scheduled within 12 hours of using it. In two months I’ve been on about 40 podcasts.”
Dr. Melanie Gray · Consultant & Coach, Melanie Gray SolutionsAlmost nobody in this profession uses a CRM, and it shows: the most common way to lose a booking is to let it go quiet. SpeakerCRM gives every conversation a place, a stage, and a next step, from the first reply through the signed agreement and the prep call.
“On my way home, I popped by another organization that wasn’t responding to my emails. She said, yes, we are still very interested. Send a proposal.”
E.G. Sebastian · DiSC® Certified Specialist & Leadership DevelopmentThe best moment to ask for a review is the sixty seconds after you finish, and it is the moment almost everyone skips. SpeakerQR puts a QR code and a short link on your closing slide. The audience and the organizer leave a verified review on the spot, and it publishes straight to your SpeakerPAGE.
“I also use it to collect testimonials. That’s another thing I’m loving about it.”
Fredah Mainah · CEO & Founder, Rainbow-Ono SanctuaryThis is the stage that turns a straight line into a wheel. Without it, every talk ends with a room full of people who liked you and then disappeared. A Hub gives them somewhere to go: your community, your content, your next session. The audience you spoke to once becomes an audience you can reach on purpose.
“Last year was our first year and I only had 40 attendees. As of today, I have 127 people registered and paid.”
Dr. Darlene Williams · Founder & CEOA talk fee is one product built from a body of knowledge that could carry five. SpeakerLIBRARY lets you package the same expertise as a course, a cohort, a coaching container, a digital tool, or a paid membership, and sell it to the people already in your Hub rather than to strangers.
“SpeakerHUB gave me the structure and the confidence to pitch, and that’s what’s making it happen.”
Hanna D Bauer · CEO & Leadership StrategistA funnel empties. A flywheel keeps what it built. Everything you produced on the last lap is still working for you on the next one, which is why the effort per booking goes down while the value of each booking goes up.
A flywheel only turns as fast as its slowest stage. Most people do not need all six at once. They need the one that is stuck.
No, and most people should not try. Start where the wheel is stalled. If nobody can find you, start at stage one. If you are already getting booked but the audience disappears afterwards, start at stage five. Each stage works on its own; running them together is what makes the effort compound.
It depends on the kind of session. A podcast can go from pitch to published in a couple of weeks, so early laps often run on podcasts. Conference and corporate bookings usually run on a longer cycle, sometimes six to twelve months from first contact. Most members run several laps at once at different speeds.
No. The flywheel is built for anyone who gets paid for what they know: consultants, coaches, trainers, authors, and subject-matter experts. Stage six is often where non-speakers earn the most, because the talk is a way into the training and consulting work rather than the product itself.
Every plan runs the whole flywheel — the tiers differ mainly on lead volume and live coaching. EMERGING at $157/mo is built for stages one through four: get your page up, work 100 SpeakerLEADS a month, track the conversations, and collect the proof. EXPERIENCED at $247/mo doubles the leads to 200 and adds the Close the Deal coaching, which is where stages five and six start paying off. EXPERT at $497/mo gives you 500 leads a month plus the Corporate Table, and is aimed at people selling consulting and retainers rather than single talks. Annual billing on any tier gives you two months free.
You can. The advantage of keeping it inside SpeakerHUB is that the stages are connected: a lead becomes a booking, the booking collects reviews, the reviews publish to your profile, and the attendees land in your Hub. Stitching that across separate tools is possible, it just takes more of your time and usually breaks at the handoffs.
A funnel is linear and ends when someone buys. The flywheel is closed: the last stage produces new proof, new results, and new audience that go back into the first stage. The point is that lap four should cost you less effort per booking than lap one, which is not how a funnel behaves.
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