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Is it worth speaking at conferences?: 60-second summary

Conferences can be a great place to promote your ideas, philosophies and products. Giving a passionate and influential talk can transform a previously passive audience into a horde of buyers: itching to learn more about you, and get their hands on whatever it is you are pitching.

It can take some time, however, to get to the stage where you will begin to see the fiscal effects on your business, and it doesn’t always come easily.

Neil Patel, one of the world’s top online marketers, explores whether or not conferences can positively affect the growth of your business in his article “Is it Worth Speaking at Conferences” published on QuickSprout last year. Patel has spoke at over 230 conferences, and his advice is both insightful and practical.

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We’ve summarised his article visually, to help share with you his ideas on how to effectively use conferences to grow and promote your company.

Visual Summary of "Should you speak at conferences?" from SpeakerHub

“Is it Worth Speaking at Conferences” by Neil Patel originally appeared on QuickSprout on May 13th, 2015.

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