February 10, 2012 
         

Building Your Seminar Track



Richard H. Sullenger
Tuesday, July 25, 2006

Many people want to break into seminar marketing, but just don’t know the best way to go about it.  I have been giving seminars for the past nine years and can offer some simple advice as to the most effective ways you can build your own seminar track. 

 

I’ll start with this tip – find out what you are passionate about.  I strongly recommend reading a book by Nick Murray called “The Excellent Investment Advisor.”  This book is all about finding something you believe in and not straying from that belief.

 

Once you have zeroed in on a topic, build a seminar that is completely your own.  This may take some trial and error until you know what works best for you.  Commit yourself to the seminar track for at least one year.  This gives you enough time to learn what your audience does and doesn’t respond to. 

 

Finally, once you have your audience base, build their trust.  Seminars are a great way to build trust with many people at one time.  My seminar is about building my audiences’ trust and moving them into action. 

 

Taking this simple advice can allow you to build many great business relationships at once, just by talking about what you believe in most and what you know best.




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