Simplifying High-Ticket Event Marketing with a Profitable Step-by-Step Implementation Roadmap

you're a coach, consultant, service provider, anything that you're selling that is high ticket, where you know you're wanting to collapse the the stage of being able to create that know, like, and trust factor to get people to be comfortable enough to buy from you and package your offer in a way that is really attractive. Like this is absolutely the place that you need to be. do not pass this up. It's gonna be the thing that you My name is Ben Gower. I am from salesexec IO and so what I do is help companies scale through consulting their leadership on how to run their sales teams more efficiently. it was important for me to attend the event Profit Engine because I'm considering different ways of marketing and connecting with my ideal prospects on how I can convert them into buyers, but also doing it through a transformative experience on exactly, you know, here's that game plan of you know, step by step, paint by number, exactly what to do but I didn't know how if I was going to run events how to actually do it in a way that would actually convert and be profitable. my favorite part about the event Profit Engine is that it's, it's really just been a world class event. And I know that's what Alex calls his process and what he does. But it really has been world class experience. From the connections the relationships, the people in the room I've gotten some amazing ideas. I know I've been able to give back and like give other people some amazing ideas. So like he really attracts an incredible group of people. How he runs it and the level of clarity that you get from the actual content the lunches, everything involved has just been like top notch dialed in and it's been a wonderful experience. would say the biggest takeaway I had from the event Profit Engine was how I can actually make this simple. Not simple in the sense of easy because running a marathon is very simple. You just put 1 foot in front of the other many, many times. But that doesn't necessarily make it easy, but like taking this, concept that I had no idea, like how to actually simplify it in a way that could be simple and implementable and very smooth. That that is 1 of the biggest things I'm taking away from this is like I was just complicating things But now I know how to make it simple and with the right roadmap that will actually convert.