@Derek Baron I needed to think differently. So ... started a meetup group (on meetup dot com, I mean). And joined several others in my city (I'm in Toronto, we have hundreds of meetup groups) - one of those came up as needing an organizer, so I stepped up and paid for an organizer membership. Social groups do REALLY well on meetup, and AI groups are a close second. Business groups, too. I also have almost 6,000 connections on LinkedIn. :) When Caron and I plan an event, we tell everybody - LinkedIn, Meetup, FB. And drive them either to Zoom or to a landing page, both of which add people to our mailing list. As my reach grows, I'm rethinking *everything*. The more we do, the more ideas we have! Now we're considering organizing in person events in both London and Toronto, with real speakers and sponsors (local banks, for example) and charging for admission. :) The world looks VERY different, we're finding, as soon as we start thinking "How can I?" rather than, "Oh, but I can't ..." or "Damn, I don't have ..." You can totally do this! Happy to hop on a Zoom chat over the weekend if you'd like to chat! PS: a tip: if you decide to start a meetup group, don't go for the Pro account. It's super expensive ($55 per group per month) and doesn't give you anything you can't get in other ways.