105: How to Run VIRTUAL SUMMITS with Bailey Richert

One thing I love about having a podcast is that interviewing other course creators lets me tap into a knowledge base that’s bigger than my own! Today is no exception, because until this episode I didn’t know much about the how’s and why’s of virtual summits. But interviewing Bailey Richert was a great crash course on the topic. Hearing her thoughts on virtual summits has me convinced that I may need to give them a shot.

"The truth is that it’s really easy to [set the bar high] if you come in with an attitude of serving and wanting to genuinely help people… you will be revered as that expert."

- Bailey Richert

Bailey shared a wealth of insight with us during her interview, so I really enjoyed learning from her. How about you?

In This Episode, We Talked About:

(1:56) Why Bailey is posting high-value content for a Facebook group

(6:04) The 30-Day Summit initiative

(9:15) What’s in it for people who join a summit

(14:18) Virtual summits from the perspective of relatively new course creators

(18:27) An example of how not to approach someone to be a part of a summit

(20:25) The difference between requiring sharing summits with others and having such great content that they want to do it anyway

(21:16) Why host a virtual summit

(24:16) Bailey’s strong opinions on whether new course creators should be doing virtual summits

(26:24) Bailey’s course offerings

(28:09) Her successful webinar strategies

(29:49) Thoughts on upcoming changes to ClickFunnels

(32:22) Favorite tools that Bailey uses for her online courses

(36:38) Where to find Bailey online

We covered a lot of ground today, so I hope you’ll drop me a line and let me know your favorite part of the conversation. And don’t forget to tune in next week for my exciting announcement about this podcast!

Links

Bonjoro Free Trial

Register for Bailey’s Live Webinar on 11/05/2019

Bailey’s Website

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