Virtual Event Success

So, hosting a telesummit, virtual trade show or virtual summit sounds like an awesome idea, huh? The list building and income potential are absolutely seductive.

So, you send an email to the best and brightest names in your industry asking them to speak at your virtual event. You Google “sponsorship agreements,” copy one and fire it off to companies who you think should sponsor your virtual event.

And since you’re not all thumbs when it comes to booking a conference bridge line or webinar service, this thing should be pretty easy, right?

Well, I have a message for you.

You suck. Epicly.

Because of you, sponsors, exhibitors and speakers are reluctant about participating in a virtual event. Your disorganization and unrealistic expectations are ruining it for those of us who know how to plan these things properly.

I heard that you pressured your speakers to promote your virtual event to their list 3 TIMES because you were freaking out about the low response. You called and emailed them endlessly, chastising them for not holding up their end of the bargain.

How unprofessional.

And it doesn’t stop there.

Your online information page for your virtual event looks like it was created using a magic marker. And the topic is on becoming a six figure marketer. Not with a sales page looking like that.

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Ever since this association launched, I’ve gotten a dozen or so requests from business owners asking how they can start their own virtual event. Well, there are 2 ways:

• Do It Yourself – You can join this association, register for any of my programs and learn how to do this on your own.
• Do It For Me – You can turn over all virtual event management to my team and we’ll do it for you.

In the next 2-weeks, I’m launching another Do It Yourself program called Virtual Event Launch Secrets. I’m going to teach no more than 12 people how to plan and launch a virtual event.

Now, I could easily teach these virtual event managers in training all that I know. But, I also want to include real world experience in this teaching program. So, if you want to host a virtual event, but you don’t want to plan all the pieces that go into producing one, I’d like to use your virtual event as a training ground for my students.

To qualify, please click here & fill out this quick survey. My team and I will evaluate all responses and if selected, we’ll contact you. The survey will give you more details on which virtual events qualify, so read it carefully.

If you’re selected, your virtual event will receive a professional virtual event manager (in training) who will help you plan and launch your virtual event. Click here to fill out the survey to see if your virtual event qualifies for this program.