Media Kit

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Why Marina Barayeva is the Perfect Guest for Your Show

The Value Comes First

I believe in serving people with high-quality content and delivering real value to the audience. Everything I share is tested and proven. I don’t just repeat theories you find online. I focus on practical, actionable tips.


Since I know how challenging it can be to apply something new to a business, I simplify the process, adapt it to your audience, and turn it into a clear, strategic approach.

Everything You Need for Your Show

As a podcaster myself, I understand how busy you are. Hosting and managing a podcast takes time and effort, and the last thing you need is to dig for details about your guest.


That’s why I make it easy. Need a bio? Grab one of the versions above. Looking for photos? They’re ready for you. Wondering what topics to cover or which questions to ask? You’ll find everything on this page.

I’ll Help Promote the Episode

Once the episode goes live, I’ll share it with my audience, not just on the release day but long after. This means your show gets extended exposure and more engagement.


It’s a true win-win: your audience gets value, and mine does too.

Professional Audio and Video Quality

Great content deserves great sound. I use a professional microphone and 4K camera to deliver high-quality audio and video for your show.


I can also record a backup on my side and provide you with the file if needed.

Photos

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LONG BIO (83 words)


Marina Barayeva is an international speaker and coach who helps entrepreneurs turn their ideas into impactful speeches that grow their business and position them as recognized experts. 

She is also a TEDx speaker and a known authority on teaching others how to give a TEDx talk. Marina has presented to audiences in Asia and North America. 

She has been featured in such media as HubSpot, CCTV, China Radio International, and others. She combines Western and Eastern strategies to empower entrepreneurs to build their personal brands and become thought leaders.

SHORT BIO (57 words)


Marina Barayeva is an international speaker and coach who helps entrepreneurs become recognized experts.

She is also a TEDx speaker and a known authority in teaching others how to give a TEDx talk. She has presented to audiences in Asia and North America and has been featured in such media as HubSpot, CCTV, China Radio International, and others.

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Suggested Interview Topics (open to your ideas too)

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How to Give a TEDx Talk that Builds Your Personal Brand

A lot of people dream about giving a TEDx talk. But the competition is tough, and not everyone makes it. On top of that, most people don’t know how to use their TEDx talk to grow their personal brand.

You’ll learn how to become a TEDx speaker, what makes a talk stand out, and how to leverage it to position yourself as a thought leader and get.

Potential Questions for the Interview

  • What makes a TEDx talk different from a regular speech?
  • How to choose a TEDx talk topic that can help grow your personal brand?
  • How to find your big idea that is TEDx-worthy? How does someone know if they have one?
  • What makes popular TED talks so impactful? (like those by Brené Brown, Simon Sinek, and Mel Robbins)
  • What are organizers actually looking for in an application? Is it about credentials, followers, the idea or something else?
  • How to make a TEDx application stand out?
  • What are the most common mistakes people make when they give a TEDx talk?
  • How to leverage a TEDx talk to build your personal brand?

02

Public Speaking Secrets from Popular TED Talks

TED talks are known for their interesting ideas and clear messages that stick with people long after they listen to the talk.

Find out the secrets that make TED talks stand out and that you can apply to your speeches. Whether you’re preparing for a big talk or just want to speak better on camera or at events, these tips will help you become more interesting, engaging, and memorable public speaker.

Potential Questions for the Interview

  • What makes TED talks so special and how to apply that to the regular speeches?
  • How to tell stories like TED speakers that immediately connect with the audience?
  • How do the best TED speakers make complex ideas feel simple and relatable?
  • How can you make your talk feel personal even if you’re not telling a personal story?
  • How to find a big idea for a speech like in TED talks? 
  • What makes a speech actually connect with the audience?
  • How do you prepare speakers so they remember their message without sounding memorized?
  • Are there any TEDx speaking techniques that work just as well in other settings, like webinars or podcasts?

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Public Speaking Tips to Grow Your Business

You don’t need to be a professional speaker to use speaking as a powerful way to grow your business. Whether you're giving a short talk, joining a panel, or leading a webinar how you speak shapes how people see you and how it builds your personal brand.

Get easy-to-use public speaking tips that help you sound more confident, connect with your audience, and turn listeners into clients. You’ll learn how to speak about what you do without sounding salesy, and how to make every speaking opportunity work for your business even if it’s just five minutes on a small stage.

Potential Questions for the Interview

  • Why is public speaking such a powerful tool for entrepreneurs?
  • What’s the difference between just “giving a talk” and using that talk to grow your business?
  • What should someone speak about if they want to attract clients?
  • How can someone use storytelling to build credibility even if they don’t think they have an exciting story?
  • How can people use panels, podcasts, or live workshops to build their brand?
  • How do you avoid being too "salesy" in a speech, but still guide people to work with you?
  • What common mistakes people make during a talk that costs them leads or clients?
  • How do you get started with public speaking if you feel nervous?

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