Seminar Recording Policy
People will try and record your event “on the sly.” Trust me, it will happen. Given that the reality is that someone will try and tape your event, why not make it work BEST for YOU?
Read more »Seminar “Special” Sessions
People who attend your events have come because of the copy on your website. You listed all the things you would do and all the speakers you would have.
Read more »Casual or Formal Seminars
When you do a seminar or event, one of your first things to decide is whether it should be formal or casual.
Read more »Seminar Event Gifts and Bonuses
To get people to attend an event it’s common to entice them with a number of attractive bonus items. That’s not a bad way to do things, but this is NOT what I’m talking about here.
Read more »Miking Seminar Events
One of the things that annoys the CRAP out of me is when I get a recording of an event and people haven’t miked the audience properly.
Read more »Choosing Outside Speakers
Planning on doing an event? Thinking of considering using outside speakers? BE CAREFUL!
Read more »Seminar Events – Small vs. Large
A lot of seminar promoters are obsessed with doing big MEGA events. Some of them have even taken to naming their seminars in a way that make you think: LARGE.
Read more »Seminar Tip: Greet Attendees
The first thing I do on the morning of the first day of my event is try to GREET all of my attendees.
Read more »Seminar Events at Your Own House
I do my FredInfoBootcamp at my house every quarter. This event sells out just about every time. My theory is that people like the full immersion of a one week event AND that staying at my place is “quite a thrill”!
Read more »Seminar Attire
I hate getting dressed up. It doesn’t matter what it is. I also think that greater learning can take place when people are in a more RELAXED mode.
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