“With conferences around the world being forced to adapt, hosting a virtual summit is increasingly appealing—but hard to get right.”
Virtual Summits can be a great way to get email subscribers, earn revenue on sales, and upsell other products. However, there are a lot of them now so it can be hard to stand out.
The basic business model is to invite many speakers with large audiences and pay generous (60 – 80%) affiliate commissions to promote the event.
Virtual summits typically have free access for a short period of time and a premium subscription for long-term access. Three of the best guides I’ve seen are from Navid Moazzez, Liam Austin, and Tom Morkes.
Here is another link that you might enjoy, The Virtual Events Crash Course You Need.
Virtual Summits can be a great way to get email subscribers, earn revenue on sales, and upsell other products. However, there are a lot of them now so it can be hard to stand out.
The basic business model is to invite many speakers with large audiences and pay generous (60 – 80%) affiliate commissions to promote the event.
Virtual summits typically have free access for a short period of time and a premium subscription for long-term access. Three of the best guides I’ve seen are from Navid Moazzez, Liam Austin, and Tom Morkes.
Here is another link that you might enjoy, The Virtual Events Crash Course You Need.
