Savvy Marketers Are Pivoting Their Business Model. And Now You Can Discover Their Secret Formula To Not Only Survive But Thrive.

It’s depressing, isn’t it?

Even though governments have dumped tons of money into our economies many businesses will close this year, actually very few will survive.

Some people will find ways to survive hoping they can hang on until things get better. A few others will enjoy moderate success. But nearly everyone else will never put on an outdoor event again.

Maybe it’s even happened to you already. You start to plan your yearly event hoping things will be open by the time you are ready to sell tickets, but you end up having to cancel or postpone yet again. Or perhaps you have toyed with the idea of shifting your business model to include live events, but don’t have the knowledge or offerings to keep your business going.

It’s frustrating. It’s humiliating. It’s exhausting. And sometimes it feels like no matter what you do, you’re just never going to be able to bring vendors, entertainment, and most importantly, people together again in an outdoor setting.

Listen, if you feel like this pandemic is never going to be over, let me just reassure you that you’re not the only one.

And let me also tell you that it’s not your fault if you haven’t found a way to pivot, yet.

You see, the reason why you cannot successfully pivot is because you were great at in-person events and you don’t know how to make the shift. I mean think about it: hosting a virtual event feels nothing like bringing real live humans together for a live event. 

But you can have an event that replicates most of those elements and will have people begging for more events to fill the gap until we can go back to Outdoor In Person Events…

You don’t need a magic wand or crazy tech skills.

You are a people person. You don’t have the cash to bankroll an event without knowing you will have the financial success to recoup your costs. You probably don’t even have any idea of how to start this magical pivot from live outdoor events to virtual or a hybrid of both.

So it’s no wonder that your background in live events didn’t give you the experience to shift on the fly. It’s no wonder that everyone else makes it look so easy, while you struggle to keep your event business afloat.

Until now, that is.