Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Behind the Scenes of a Highly Successful Online Summit: An Insider’s Look
We’ll break down exactly what worked, how many leads were generated, how the event was monetized, and what lessons were learned.
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Promoting Multiple Events? My Advice is Don’t Do It
As tempting as it sounds, promoting multiple events at the same time is a bad idea. It confuses people, and damages your relationship with hosts.
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Online Event Promotion: How to Get Experts to Share Your Event
You’ve managed to put together an event. You even have experts coming in. Good job, congrats. It’s now online event promotion time. If you want your experts to promote your event, stay out of their way.
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Lessons Learned From a Successful Summit
I recently hosted a successful summit called the grow and profit online summit a few months ago. Reasons it was successful include: Good timing. Strategic promotional activities. Effectively working with experts.
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Stressful Launches Are Affecting You And Those Around You
Stressful launches are not fun to deal with. They can have a negative impact on your health and on people around you. However, consequences can be avoided by having the right mindset, planning ahead, and good time management.
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Do Online Summits Still Work?
The digital age, the huge change in the numbers of new entrepreneurs, the pandemic and a bunch of other factors has changed the way we connect with people. And unfortunately, it’s made it harder for businesses to build lasting relationships with their customers. That said, there’s no reason why online summits shouldn’t still work in…
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List management: 5 best practices to maintaining a profitable list
Our lists are instrumental for marketing purposes. Some list management techniques include: • Put customers first. • Consider the client’s journey. • Connect with your list. • Make customers spend. • Close the loopholes.
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My marketing tech stack: an overview of my daily tools and resources
Every professional has a set of tools they use in their business. I’m no different. As a marketing professional, I have what I call my marketing tech stack. It consists of my page builders, transcription software, scheduling tools, email marketing services, and more.
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Know and stay ahead of your business numbers
Consider using a scorecard if you want to stay on top of your business numbers. It can include items such as: • A monthly pay role, in other words what I’m paying myself, my contractors, and my associates. • Expenses. • Invoices. • Fees from PayPal, Stripe, etc.
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How to snag last-minute subscribers in the week leading up to your event
There’s no specific date or time to stop registering people to your event. You can keep on getting last minute subscribers right up to the last five minutes before your launch. Some techniques you can use include: Social media pages Carousels Message your mailing list
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