If you’re headed to Salt Lake City in less than two weeks, you may be thinking about what to bring and how to pack everything. We’ve rounded up a few of our favorite tips from previous conferences.
Read MoreAlt Summer 2015 Keynotes
People come to Alt Summit for many reasons. Some love the chance to discuss the ever-changing field of blogging and social media – they can’t wait to talk with peers about what’s working and what’s next. Others come to make connections, to collaborate, and to facilitate change. And everyone is hoping for a hefty dose of inspiration. The sort of inspiration that gets you fired up about your work, about your goals, and about your life. Happily, Alt Summer is absolutely overflowing with inspiration. For example, today we are thrilled to announce the keynotes of Alt Summer!
Read MoreFriday Tours: Alt Summer 2015
On Friday June 12th, Alt Summer attendees will have the option to explore beautiful Salt Lake City with a group of fellow attendees led by a tour guide. Sign-ups for the tours will be available during the conference, but we wanted to give you a heads up of what to expect so that you can plan and pack accordingly.
Read MoreAlt Chat: Generating Revenue from Your Expertise
Thanks to the Internet, web-based applications, and social media platforms, we have more ways to earn a living than ever before. We can sell information and skills, as well as, or, instead of physical products. And we’re able to sell to anyone not just the community in which we live.
Join the Alt community and Alt Summer 2015 sponsor Gumroad on Twitter Wednesday morning (tomorrow) May 27th at 9 AM PT/12 PM ET for an hour-long chat about how you can turn your expertise into a product that connects you with your audience, expands your brand, makes you money, and more. We’ll talk about how you can gauge which ideas have the best potential and what strategies you can incorporate to generate sales.
Read MoreConferences 101: Practice with Family First
We hope you’re enjoying a long and relaxing weekend full of outdoor picnics, large gatherings, and most importantly curious relatives who have no idea what you do for a living (or hobby if blogging isn’t a full-time gig yet). While enjoying this time with your family, remember that this is the perfect opportunity to practice your elevator pitch.
If you’re uncertain what your elevator pitch should include, start with these four elements.
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