No matter what we do or were we work, chances are the vast majority of us attend at least a couple of conferences and related events on a regular basis. What’s more, it is even likely that some of us do the honors more than often, and as such we wonder about the performance afterwards.
Enter SpeakerRate, a new solution whereby presenters can receive constructive criticism and feedback about their dissertations and understand why they raised the roof or why they did not cause that much of a sensation.
The main page itself includes three different sections that must be checked out if you visit the site. They go by the names of “Popular Talks”, “Featured Speakers” and “Upcoming Events”. The newest items within each category are always spotlighted, and a button for seeing all the entries making up each category is included if you have the will to do a very exhaustive research.
As a conclusion, the site collects the resources for ensuring that the next time you give a speech the public will put their rotten tomatoes away and ask for an encore. And that is certainly desirable.
SpeakerRate.com In Their Own Words
“You go to tons of conferences and love speaking at events. Now, there’s an easy way to get more out of it. Give fellow presenters constructive criticism and receive feedback about your own performance, so the next time you give a speech, they’ll ask for an encore.”
Why SpeakerRate.com It Might Be A Killer
Not all of us are born natural speakers. This site will let us overcome these shortcomings.
Some Questions About SpeakerRate.com
How open is the site when it comes to the submission of contents? 
