Speaking
Dynamic, engaging, inspiring and informative … that’s just some of what they’re saying
Nic Lucas is a switched-on speaker. He has given lectures and presentations internationally on topics such as pain, medical research, human behavior change, anxiety disorder, online publishing, online business and internet marketing.
He has spoken at research conferences, professional conventions, and wealth creation seminars – and always leaves his audience with an opportunity to change and improve what they do. Surprising, controversial and emotive – he presentations are full of unique and useful analogies, stories and practical examples to support and reinforce the information he presents.
A natural educator, he is passionate about getting the message across.
Online Business and Internet Marketing
Nic gives a 90 minute presentation on how business owners, professionals, academics and entrepreneurs can use the leverage of internet marketing to grow their online business, enhance their profile, or promote their campaign. Filled with stories, examples, and how-to information, he provides an excellent introduction to internet marketing that will leave you with a sense of urgency to learn more.
Nic has been involved with online education and Web 2.0 since 2000 and has developed online businesses promoting his own information products as well as affiliate products. He has traveled extensively, and studied with internet marketing legends such as James Schramko, Dr Mike, Howie Schwartz, Jerry West, Andy Jenkins, Brad Fallon, Frank Kern, and Brett McFall.
Based on his own experience, he has developed expertise in search engine optimization, social media optimization and product creation. He has worked extensively with his friend and business associate, James Schramko, and enthusiastically promotes James’ excellent internet marketing training.
He consults professionals and business owners about internet marketing, and runs the ‘occasional’ workshop when the requests for his hands-on training get out of hand!
Check out Nic’s speaking schedule to find out where he is speaking next.
