How To Produce Your Own Seminar Plr Ebook

PLR Ebook Table Of Contents

Conducting Seminars – An Overview
What Venue to Select
Defining Your Audience
Finding Speakers
Fee or Free
Research In-Depth
Selecting a Location
Finessing the Financing
Audio/Video Equipment
Creating Digital Products
Preparation
Back-end Sales
Wining and Dining
How to Advertise
Assembling a Crew

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Conducting Seminars – An Overview

Conducting Seminars

The seminar industry continues to experience robust growth. While some businesses experience a fluctuation in times when the market is slow, the seminar industry continues to earn supporters. It is especially lucrative during healthy periods in the economy. This industry is also very flexible from the grassroots level to the corporate level to the international level, seminars mean big, serious business.

In fact, many of the stars and celebrities who have become successful authors and in-demand TV and radio guests owe their success to conducting seminars. Read on and learn more about this business and find out if it is the right industry for you.

The business of conducting seminars

Believe it or not, seminars rake in millions of dollars each year. Speakers who are in-demand in the business don’t make a shabby income, either. Some of the most popular speakers regularly earn gross revenues of about $150,000 to $300,000 while the big ones can earn from a minimum of $1 million to a whopping $130 million a year.

And even if you’re not as popular, you can still stand to earn gross revenues within the range of $30,000 – $100,000 a year. This is especially true if you have several engagements within a year and speak to a good number of audiences. A seminar speaker from Fredericksburg, Virginia, for example, is now earning a five-figure income after just 2 + years of regular lectures and sessions.