SpeakerNet News Teleseminars
The Professional Speaker’s Blueprint
to Monthly Recurring Income
Guest Expert:
Stu McLaren
(About Stu)
How to order the recording:
The Program:
For years the business model for speakers has been centered around paid speaking engagements, books and selling courses. But after the sale, you’re left hoping people will come back for more. However, savvy speakers are now transforming their expertise and influence into recurring revenue by launching and growing membership sites. . .which guarantee that people buy month after month.
You’ve seen the big names adopt this model and enjoy great riches while serving their members. There are ways to do this well and ways that don’t work. You’ll learn from someone who has set up one of the most successful membership sites for one of those big-name speakers, as well as creating a company (he’s since sold) that became the gold standard in the software to make a membership site humming.
Stu outlines the blueprint for attracting paying members, keeping the members happy every month, and doing it in a way that complements what you’re already doing.
You will learn:
- the quick and easy way to assess your market for membership profitability
- 4 reasons anyone will join a membership site. . .and how to structure your site around them
- 6 types of membership sites. . .and how to pick the one that’s right for you
- the “Success Path” and how to create one that automatically attracts quality members
- and so much more!
More about our guest expert:
Stu McLaren is the former co-founder of the world’s largest membership site platform for WordPress — WishList Member. After interacting with over 60,000+ membership site owners, he saw patterns of success with a small group of high growth sites. He used that knowledge to launch and grow multiple high 6- and 7-figure membership sites with New York Times bestselling authors, speakers and experts. Now he is sharing the same blueprints at TribeWorkshop.com.
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