A few weeks ago we helped one of our clients host their first in-person event for their community The results? - 9.7/10 attendee satisfaction score - 93 net promoter score (anything above 80 is considered world class) - 100% of the attendees said they would attend again We also just found out that we closed over $500k in revenue from the event, which unfortunately happened after I recorded the case study😅 That being said, this event was not financially motivated at all. The whole objective was to transform the lives of the attendees through a 2 day experience. The money is great, but only when its a byproduct of trust, value, and transformation. I recorded a video where I break down the strategy, the objectives, the results, and everything in between for this event Enjoy! Drop any questions you have down below👇

Ethan & I just wrapped up an event for one of our clients over the weekend! We have been dumping a ton of time & energy into this one, and it was amazing to see it finally come to life 26 founders gathered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida for an experience focused on organic content, creating communities, building AI-first businesses, disney maps, and so much more It was a super inspiring room to be a part of, and we are grateful we got to help bring the event to life! A bunch of amazing humans connecting, making memories, and changing the world. A great reminder for why we do irl events Will be posting a detailed breakdown soon!

What's up ya'll! Happy Friday :) Got a good video for you guys today At Bullish Events, @Ethan Simons and I take a lot of calls with people wanting to host IRL events for their coaching business or community Sometimes will run into someone that is already hosting events and just wants to scale, but most of the time the people we talk to are looking to get started with hosting in-person events for their high-ticket coaching business or community They see how powerful IRL (in real life) events are. They see what they can do for branding, authority, building community, positioning, increasing LTV, and generating revenue They see the end result, but they don't see the path to get there... Questions we often hear are: "How do I actually design a good event?" "How do I get people to show up?" "What type of event should I do?" "How much should I charge for my event?" "How will I find the time to make this happen? I'm a busy founder with dozens of other things to do" And these are all super valid questions. The same questions we would ask ourselves when we first got started So, with all that being said, I just filmed a video where I walk through exactly how you can get started with hosting in-person events for your high-ticket coaching business or community :) Please drop any questions you have down below👇

Sup gang! Andy and I have a few ideas for content development here in the community What would be most helpful for you guys as you plan or design your events? If i missed something, let me know :) If multiple sound valuable and you can't pick just one, also let me know haha

Earlier this week we had a conversation with @Felix Weinzinger about repurposing his event content to increase the ROI of his event And this got me thinking... there are so many ways to repurpose event content! Some strategies we use: -Record testimonials & display them on websites -Record the event and sell it as a course -Record the event and attach it onto a pre-existing offer -Capture the event and use the photos/videos as marketing assets -Film the event and create a recap video to help promote future events Whether you are hosting events or not, what other ideas do you guys have? How would you repurpose your live event content?