🎤 Someone asked you to speak. Or maybe you asked yourself.

Either way — you said yes. And now you’re staring at a blank slide deck wondering if you actually know what you’re doing.

The nerves aren’t the problem. The preparation is.

I’ve watched talented people fall flat online — not because they weren’t good, but because virtual presenting is its own skill. Almost nobody teaches the whole thing.

This guide does.

The Virtual Speaker’s Playbook walks you through building a presentation people stay awake for, setting up your space, sorting your tech, showing up with presence instead of panic, handling the moments that go sideways, and knowing what to charge.

You don’t need a professional studio. You don’t need experience. You just need a system. This is it.

What’s included:
✅ 23-page guide by Jennifer Doheney
✅ Framework: what to put on your slides and how much copy
✅ Goals vs. audience takeaways
✅ Space and equipment setup (with product recommendations)
✅ Zoom settings and pre-show checklist
✅ Delivery tools and handling difficult moments
✅ Pricing guide with real rate ranges

Note: This guide uses Zoom and PowerPoint — swap them as needed. I support AI 100%, but when you’re managing tech, questions, and a live audience at the same time, simpler is better.

~ Whether you’re in school, a job interview, a team meeting, or on a paid stage — I hope you find this helpful.

Jenn