Tag: Online Summit
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From Leads to Sales: Converting Summit Participants into Loyal Customers
Do you remember the excitement of hosting your very first online summit? The buzz, the anticipation, and the nerves all wrapped into one incredible event? And let’s not forget the satisfaction of seeing registrations pour in and attendees actively engaging with your content. Summits are undoubtedly an effective lead generation powerhouse, but here’s the thing:…
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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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How To Create Summit Sponsorship Packages That Work
Launching a summit can transform your business in many ways, from increasing revenue to providing global exposure and expert status to industry connections. Securing sponsorships for your summit can mean adding crucial dollars to your summit income. But first, you need to create your sponsorship packages and make sure they are priced right for your…
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4 Critical Decisions To Make When Planning an Online Summit
Planning an online summit can help you boost your brand, grow your list, and increase your sales. The key essentials of planning a summit are: Learn to plan and prioritise. Do things well in time. Know yourself.
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An online summit expert or event templates – which one is right for you
Templates and how-to guides are cheaper than hiring an online summit expert. Unfortunately, these templates are not specific to your business or situation. If you must use templates, take some common sense steps to make sure you’re not being robbed of your hard-earned cash.
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4 Common Online Event Planning Mistakes to Avoid
I know summits can be challenging to organize if you’re new or inexperienced. The most common event planning mistakes I’ve seen include: Not doing your research homework. Not creating a transfer of credibility. Not communicating with your experts.
