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What are some typical structures for conferences that have multiple coaches/speakers selling from stage?

I'm a speaker and coach. I'm planning an event with some other speakers and coaches and we're looking at having a few different offers from each coach on stage. I'm wondering how, as the organizer, I should structure the affiliate deal, or how we can all sell from stage in a way that is complementary and mutually beneficial. I'd love to learn what kind of structures other speakers/coaches have seen in the past.

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Hmmm... Is this a free or low-cost conference? I ask because attendees typically don't like paying good money for a conference and then being pitched on one's own services.

If it's low cost and it's made known in advance there will be special offers, etc, then I guess that's okay. I've never seen an affiliate share in that respect. But I have seen coaches speaking either for free or a low fee in exchange for the ability to pitch.


Answered 7 years ago

If you're the organizer, an easy + effective structure is for each speaker to create affiliate links for their products which pay you commission.

Then during conference, links paying you commissions are referenced on written materials + in electronic materials like PDFs, transcripts, related blog content.

Another effective technique is to offer a discount when these links are used + say these links will only be good during conference + for a few days after.


Answered 7 years ago

Group discussions, Role Play, Debates.


Answered 6 years ago

Typical structures for conferences are “Common Reasons for Poor Performance” and the multiple speakers are selling the solution. Take an example. A group of employees comes to you for help as they lack the required capabilities. In this situation, the employee simply does not have the needed capabilities to perform the job. They might not have asked for help, or they might have asked but not received it for some reason.
Improved performance will not be possible unless you can help this group of employees to acquire the needed capabilities. You may need to arrange for training programs, one-on-one assistance from another employee, or dedicated time with you to help get them to the right place.
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Answered 3 years ago

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