There will be about 54 attendees and I was planning to just pass around some sheets on a clipboard and ask people for their contact info.

I have no connection or interest in any of these REIAs beyond having been an attendee at each.

I definitely believe that the Summit was a huge success, and from the feedback in our surveys and at the event, it looks like attendees definitely want a follow up!

The best response I've had from attendees have been those who were referred by past clients.

Just because you are a member does not mean you are affiliated with them and they do not want to be held liable for things you or your attendees may do or say.3.

Afterwards most of the attendees go a few doors down to socialize.

I'm going to leave this in both threads since you asked this question twice (in the future, try to avoid double-posting).I wouldn't say it's a matter of cleaning up an act so much as attendees managing expectations.

My experience has shown that any seminars which are FREE to attend are just filled with upsells to get the attendees exited and run to the back of the room with credit cards in hand.

We usually have 20-30 attendees at a meeting.

Kearney, I hate bootcamps – most are factories to up-sell attendees on mentoring or other more expensive products – if my company didn’t pay for them, I’d get a reputable book or home-study any day.