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I have used these seminars as a marketing consultant. Just 5 of my
planner clients have used these seminars, but on average they spent about
$30,000 a year on marketing the events, and the first year revenue
from the events is triple that.

It is even more valuable when you consider the lifetime value of each
client and the referal trees that come with those clients. Sure, my
clients are only getting 30 clients a year, but in the 2nd year of these
events, they all got their $30,000 expense cut in half by expert alliances
and all of the 30 clients per year are annuity clients and they are referring
other people, I don’t know how people with money to spend wouldn’t do this.

Spend $15k a year and get $90k, that is six to one, and about 15 to 1 when
you consider the 20 year lifetime value of the repeat and referral client.

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By: Larry Meredith

Larry Meredith — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 19:54:48 +0000

I held my first “educational” seminar at the Golden Corral Buffet, which has a very wide variety of food, one price for all, and when it was all said and done, the cost was $174. but my ROI was $28,000. Not a bad day at the office. Most of these places have private rooms just for that purpose, as does Perkins Restaurants. Good food low cost, easy to find, and the room is small enough to give that one on one feeling to everyone in the room. Humor is always a winner.

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bruce lloyd — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 16:04:08 +0000

How about now listing the 10 best places to hold a financial meeting.

By: Richard Emmons

Richard Emmons — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 20:46:56 +0000

Location really is key…especially in big cities. Choose a restaurant within 5 miles of your office. Everyone loves Italian food. If you’re doing a dinner seminar ask the manager if you can order off the lunch menu to save a few bucks. To simplify things, only offer 1 or 2 entrées.

I’d like to see a follow-up article showing the statistics behind the list.

By: James Dunn

James Dunn — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 13:54:28 +0000

Thanks for an excellent list of places NOT to host a seminar. I still
remember showing up to speak at a seminar for someone that invited me
to speak at. Just as we got started after the meal, a local softball
team (all teenagers) showed up and the restaurant sat them just outside
of the door to the room where we were hosting the seminar. If their
celebration over winning the game wasn’t enough, one of them also had
a birthday so of course, the entire wait staff had to sing to them.
When that happened, I simply stopped my presentation and asked our
attendees to join in the singing and afterward, we all shouted “Happy
Birthday”. It was probably one of the best ice breakers that I could
have planned (even though I didn’t) because people got to see that we
were real people and could think on our feet.