What Makes You An Expert Anyway
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What Makes You an Expert Anyway?
A few months ago, my husband decided to explore how real estate could boost our wealth. He dove into online research, explored websites, browsed discussion boards, and read newsletters to identify genuine experts in the field. After extensive investigation, he found William Bronchick and John T. Reed to be highly credible for their strategic advice. In contrast, despite Robert Kiyosaki's popularity, many felt his content was more inspirational than practical. Armed with newfound insight into real experts, my husband was ready to dive into books and start building our family's financial future.
Choosing the Right Book
Have you picked up any good books recently? What drove you to that purchase? It's likely you didn’t just impulsively grab a book at the bookstore. Numerous influences probably led to your decision. Maybe you read about the book in a newsletter or saw the author on TV. Ultimately, we often choose based on one key factor: the author's true credibility.
Hiring the Right Speaker
The same principle applies when speaker bureaus and companies are hiring. Event planners aim to make smart choices, especially with tight budgets. They want an expert who guarantees impactful results. No one will take a chance on hiring you without a strong reputation and solid credentials.
This creates a challenge for authors and speakers in proving their expertise amidst numerous self-proclaimed gurus. So, how can you stand out as the genuine expert you claim to be? Here are three strategies to establish and showcase your expertise:
1. Leverage Metrics
Personal brand metrics offer potential clients a tangible way to assess your experience and expertise. Metrics could include years of experience, number of interviews, books sold, and more. These figures instantly enhance your credibility in your bio, media presence, and marketing materials.
2. Demonstrate ROI
Showcase the results you’ve achieved for clients to prove your methods work in the real world. Create case studies featuring client successes with before-and-after scenarios. Whether demonstrating how you boosted a client’s bottom line by $10,000, increased sales by 25%, or tripled website traffic, these achievements prove you deliver tangible results.
3. Highlight Testimonials
While self-promotion may be ignored, genuine testimonials speak volumes. Collect and display endorsements from clients, book readers, and event attendees. Letters from radio hosts can position you as a desirable guest for producers. Praise from those who hired you can assure potential clients of your presentation skills. Post media book reviews on your website, or feature recorded customer testimonials to let their words speak for you.
By using these methods, you can effectively establish yourself as a credible expert, making you an irresistible choice for clients and audiences alike.
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