keep up the good work fellows!

kindest

dan

Thanks for the great post it shows that you really know a lot about events.This post can be a guide to help you get the most out of the event.

And there is a lot of good tips like the one about going and networking the bar instead of going to your room.

Hope you had a good time
And got a lot of the list done.

Have a good day

Regards

Zora Blume

I am going to my first internet marketing event this weekend and i liked your comment on building relashionships at events.

I think this is an underestimated strategy but in general you should get to know as many people as possible and have an interest in them.People love to talk about themselves.

Thanks john for the great tip

All the best

Mark

I just found the site so Im new here and Im only a few months in to my new Internet Marketing career. I just wanted to thank you for this post it was very helpful. I will take the advice on board and will keep an eye open for a decent event over here in the UK. Thanks again and hopefully once I have enough pennies in the bank I will make a trip over their and meetup with the elite

I wish that I could attend this event but I will have to let this one pass. I will however keep your tips in mind when I do attend an event in the future.

Have fun in Orlando,

– Frank

Inspiring and educational post, as always. I find that I am on the other end of being pushy – in other words a bit too worried that I might annoy people, so don’t mix at events enough, and as a result don’t make enough contacts, and definitely not enough of the ones which might be of mutual benefit.

In most cases people’s attention span is low, and unless they can see a potential in you, and what you can do for them, they are unlikely to remember your name or face. So listening and being genuinely interested in others is the most important skill to have and develop.

Best wishes,

Galina

I’ll be at the event in May. Looking forward to it. Thanks for the article on how to get the most out of the event. Great tips. I can hardly wait to meet you guys in person.

Let me know if there is anything I can do to help you out. I have some sweet video equipment if you want to catch something not covered by your video crew… perhaps some interviews / testimonials between sessions? Happy to help.
Cheers,

11. Don’t be scared to ask questions if the microphone is passed around, as you never know who will remember you for that question.

12. Dress and present yourself well for the event, as presentation gives your visual image to the attendees and potential connections.

13. Produce some business cards from a local business card shop, so that you can hand them out when you make connections. (These can be your name, company, and website url). They can then place them in your wallet.

14. Don’t forget to brush your teeth…bad breath can be a huge put off, so make sure you are not late for the similar that you have to rush out without brushing your teeth.

15. Stay in touch with your connections, friends that you have made, and after the event follow them up via email/ messenger etc.
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Hello John, hope you are doing fine.

Live events are a hidden goldmine to build up a list of contacts.

You shouldn’t be shy to approach people and you can end up with some of your best JV contacts, or affiliates for life just by attending a live event which has speakers and attendees in.

You might have to spend some money to attend it, but the contacts you can potentially build is amazing, which can give you a different range of partners compared to the ones you have met online.

You have to put the effort in though, and not be too held back.

That is the first time I have seen Omar with a beard and to be honest it makes him look younger.

Have a great experience at the event guys.

PS. Have you guys decided what you are wearing at the event?

Matt Morgan