Today, Liz and I have launched the “Blog It, Earn It” discount promotion – it’s a chance for folks to get a $200 discount off the $795 full conference price if they put up a post about what the “ROI of Relationships” mean to them.
Terry Starbucker
Hurry, and get the important details from Terry.
I’m already registered, but I wanted to point out that after SOBCon08, a group of us started our Business Advisory Group. That has real ROI from relationships!
Be honest. Haven’t some of your most profitable business moments happened just because of relationships?
I’ll be at SOBCon09. So will contributor Jon Swanson. How about you?
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It sounds like a great Conference. The $200 discount would be a great assistance as well. Yet there are still those of us who are financially challenged to attend any conferences while the conference prices continue to go through the roof. I seriously wonder about any Economic problems when conferences, (a general/generic term) continue to charge outrageous prices. (My term) What’s even more amazing is that people continue to migrate from conference to conference like nomads with no apparent financial base or gainful employment. Did I miss the “Economic Stimulus Conference Payout?”
Paul, I sometimes wonder the same thing about people who seem to be at every single conference! I go to just a few that I feel will have the best return on my investment of money and time.
To find the most affordable conferences, look around your local area. This week, I’m speaking at a statewide Entrepreneurship Conference. It’s less than $100 registration. Then there’s the OpenBeta event in Oklahoma City, and it costs nothing for registration. I’m sure you’ve got some terrific options in your area.
I sometimes wonder the same thing about people. http://www.sibecolog.ru/