Are you part of a group that has a conference every
year?
Some of those groups have membership fees just to be a part of
the group. And then the conference is an additional cost on top of
that.
That's fine, I guess. But I've noticed that some of those
groups seem to only exist for the sake of the annual
conference.
And it's made me wonder: What's the benefit of paying for
membership when the only thing offered is the conference, which I
have to pay extra for in order to attend?
I want to show you how a podcast can increase the value of
membership, even if the only thing you offer otherwise is the
annual meeting.
About the Podcast
Teach. Train. Tell stories. Change lives! You can do it all with a podcast. Explore the possibilities with Jason Norris on this podcast from OnTheGo.FM.