Media training and public speaking coaching

Er, but…
Never again

Erbut trains executives to handle press interviews, hostile questions and high-stakes speeches. Run by the journalists who used to ask the questions.

The Erbut Method™

Four steps that eliminate the stumble.

Most media disasters start with the same thing. A spokesperson opens their mouth before they have heard the real question. The Erbut Method walks you through the four moves a confident interviewee makes every time.

Step 1

Listen

Understand the journalist, the audience, the angle, and the question behind the question.

Step 2

Frame

Build the message before you speak. Three points, sharpest first, in language a reader will quote.

Step 3

Bridge

Move from any question to your message without sounding evasive. The technique the pros use.

Step 4

Land

Deliver the line cleanly, under thirty seconds, with the body language and voice that signal confidence.

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In their words

What clients say after the room got harder.

The trainers are highly personable, very capable. They understand the pressure and the audience.
Jeremy Jackson, Intralinks
They have a real ability to ease spokespeople while still pushing them to clarity. The output is sharper every time.
Richard George, LinkedIn
Our staff now deliver superb interviews and presentations. The change after one programme was unmistakable.
Ewan MacLeod, Reed Exhibitions

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Founder

Dan Ilett.

Former journalist at the Financial Times, the Economist Group, the Daily Telegraph and CNET. Founder of The Proposition consultancy. Founder of Greenbang, cited by the United Nations and the European Commission. Founding editor of CoinDesk. Anthropic Partner.

Dan and the Erbut team have coached hundreds of executives through the moments that matter. They have written the headlines you do not want to be in, which is why their training keeps you out of them.