Talk & Ideas on Paycall
People who speak and write in public get asked to look at other people’s drafts. Paycall is the paid version: someone has a rundown, a deck, or a talk next Thursday, and they want the person whose work they already follow to go through it with them.
- Freeto open a page
- 88%you keep
- 12%platform fee
Pieces clients ask you to look at
- 01
Podcasting
A format, an interview that rambled, or the first ten episodes of a show that has not found its shape.
- 02
Public Speaking
A talk rehearsed once, out loud, with notes on where the room will leave.
- 03
Writing & Copy
A page, a newsletter or a script. The session is a critique of that text, not a ghostwrite.
- 04
Presentations & Pitches
The deck before the meeting: what to cut, what to say out loud, and what the first slide is really promising.
- 05
Media Training
How to hold a position under questions: what is evidence, what is posture, and what the answer actually says.
A read-through with a price
They send the draft in a priority message. You send the notes.
A video call to rehearse a talk, so you can interrupt the parts that lose the thread.
A booked edit session when the piece is long enough that a message thread would make it worse.
Talk & Ideas — common questions
Do I rewrite it for them?
Only if that is the offer you publish. A critique is notes and a conversation. A rewrite is a different job and a different price.
Can this sit next to my show or my newsletter?
Yes. The public work is how people decide you are the right ear. The link is how one of them hires that ear for their own episode or draft.
Can a company book media training?
Yes. A team books a slot like anyone else, and you set the scope and the price for it on your page.
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