HAVE YOU EVER HOSTED A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS EVENT?

...If Not, Why???

If you are reading this, it is very likely that you are a business owner. You provide some sort of service, or sell some sort of product and that is your living.

First off - congrats!

Being a business owner is one of the most rewarding pursuits out there.

Does Your Business Host Events?

Business events can take many different forms, so it is likely you have hosted or are interested in hosting an event. You have certainly attended them in the past.

Business Events Come in Many Forms:

• Business dinners
• Networking events
• Conferences
• Presentations
• Seminars
• Product launches
• Gold tournaments
• Holiday Parties
• Awards ceremonies
• Customer appreciations events
• Charity functions
• And many more...

All of these events while very different, have one thing in common: they can help you boost business (or employee morale). So, as you can see, almost any business can benefit from holding an event.

The problem is...

Hosting An Event is a Lot of Work

There is no way to get around that fact.

I can't sit here and tell you that I can change that. However, I can make it a LOT easier...

Presenting:

Filling Seats - is the perfect introduction to running your first business event. This simple, user-friendly guide will take a complete "newbie" and teach them the very basics of hosting an event.

It touches on topics like...

• The Basics
  
  • The Five W’s
    
    • Why Run An Event?
      
    • What Type Of Event Can You Run?
      
    • Where And When Can You Hold Your Event?
      
    • Who Do You Want To Target With Your Event?
      
  • The Planning Process
    
• Filling Seats
  
  • Best Practices For Promoting Your Event
    
  • Promotion Specifics
    
  • Save The Date
    
  • E-Mail Invitation
    
  • Use Social Media
    
  • Keep Targeting
    
  • Turn Your Attendees Into Promoters
    
  • Giveaways And Prizes
    
• Show Time
  
  • Sound Off
    
  • Digital Darwinism
    
  • Star Power
    
  • Keep On Top Of Things
    
• The Encore
  
  • Utilize A Post-Event Survey
    
  • Use Event Media To Create Content
    
  • Thank And Reward Your Attendees

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