the Free Hypnosis Social Network
Job or Career Fairs for hypnosis cert training?
Has anyone tried or had success with running a booth at a job or career fair in marketing hypnosis certification? Just had a thought & was curious about the experiences others have had.
Happy Holidays & a Safe & Wonderous New Year to All!
Cindy
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by docregal.com on -
Hello, Cindy, great to find you here. Invest what you can afford to gamble. There are no guarantees in this type of marketing strategy. It truly is hit or miss. Getting a bunch of leads is likely. Closing them on the spot may be a bit more challenging. It truly depends upon how focused your pitch is and how strong your handouts are. If you have a great venue that draws a good crowd, it's worth a shot. One tip, provide a free giveaway promotional item of value. It builds up your image. Go for it!
Happy Holidays and a joyous New Year for you as well.
-
Permalink Reply by Craig Eubanks on -
This is probably the wrong audience. Yes they need work, but people who are looking for jobs usually don't have what it takes to be an entrepreneur. Or to be more correct, in their mind they don't believe they have what it takes to run a business.
If you are in a big enough metro area there are likely some biz-op fairs where people looking for new ideas for a business would go.
If you plan to pitch your training as a business opportunity, you'll need hard numbers to show what the potential income would be for them.
Cheers,
Craig Eubanks
-
Permalink Reply by Cindy Locher on
-
Hi Craig, yes, I was thinking more of the career/biz op fairs. Your comments are much appreciated and feel on target to me. As you may know, I'm always exploring possibilities (and week a lot of them out, LOL!).
Happy Holidays!
Craig Eubanks said:This is probably the wrong audience. Yes they need work, but people who are looking for jobs usually don't have what it takes to be an entrepreneur. Or to be more correct, in their mind they don't believe they have what it takes to run a business.
If you are in a big enough metro area there are likely some biz-op fairs where people looking for new ideas for a business would go.
If you plan to pitch your training as a business opportunity, you'll need hard numbers to show what the potential income would be for them.
Cheers,
Craig Eubanks
-
Permalink Reply by docregal.com on
-
I do agree with Craig's reasoning, however IMO events that are geared towards the "health" profession do offer some possibilities. Just be selective on your target audience. Happy marketing. ;)
Learning Center
Featured Advertising
Latest Activity
© 2012 Created by Scott Sandland.
About Us
Contact Us
Subscribe To RSS