It was great meeting you face to face at the seminar. I really enjoyed discussing the business together and upcoming future joint ventures. As well as the phone discussion we had afterwards.

I agree that these kinds of events are definitely worth the relationships made. This is where the true value in attending seminars is. Looking forward to working with you in the near future.

Halbert,

Congratulations on taking the plunge and going to your first seminar.

When it comes to seminar attire you probably want to maintain a professional appearance at all times. Of course you should always first check with the staff of the seminar you will be attending. I recommend comfortable business attire for the event.

I won’t name any names, but at the last event I saw a few hotshots walking around in shades and t-shirts, in rock star fashion. Call me old school, but I though it looked pretty pretentious and unprofessional.

As far as note taking I recommend you take a briefcase or bag and bring a notebook, pens, paper and water bottle.

The laptop is a good thing to have with you, I don’t think it’s a necessity. You don’t want to be distracted after the event by your computer. That’s the time to mingle and get some joint venture partnerships going.

Hope you have a great time at the seminar.

Matt

I appreciate your insight on the WIME conference. As a relatively new internet marketer, I’m going to be taking my first plunge into the world of continuous education and these seminars. I’ll be attending the Midwest Super Conference this month, and would appreciate any suggestions you or your readers have regarding the following:

-what the suggested dress(Suit & tie, bus. casual, jeans/t-shirt)what do those attending usually wear?

-when in the sessions, is it best to use paper to take notes, or a laptop?

-How much of your business should you tell to people when networking? I’ve just discovered my niche and don’t want to create competetion, or get the idea stolen.

Thanks, and keep up the good work with all the great content you provide.

It was great to finally meet you at WIME. Based on your post, I think it’s important to mention that I never sat for a presentation other than Harris Fellman’s. It’s important to show support for your crew, otherwise I networked for the entire event. I actually missed a couple of the presentations I wanted to see due to other more important scenarios popping up. I keep preaching the value of live events and if people like you keep telling others about them, maybe someone will listen…

Ross Goldberg