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Conferences Are Coming Back. Here’s How To Make The Most Of Them #1813
August 01, 2021

In episode #1813, we talk about our strategies for making the most out of conferences. While the content from conferences themselves is valuable, the networking and business opportunities they bring takes the cake for us. Tune in and hear about how you can max this aspect of conferences out by hosting dinners and signing up as a speaker.

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

  • [00:25] Today’s topic: Conferences Are Coming Back. Here’s How to Make The Most of Them.
  • [00:57] Throwing dinners as a way of supercharging networking.
  • [01:25] Which part of the conference experience Eric gets the most value from.
  • [01:40] Signing up as a speaker and bringing a team member to process new opportunities.
  • [02:24] The long-term compensation of free speaking gigs.
  • [02:54] That’s it!
  • [02:55] Go to marketingschool.io/live to learn about our virtual and live events. 

 

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