We've all heard our mothers, when dining at restaurants, say something like: "The best part of this meal is that I didn't have to prepare it myself."

Can't argue with that.

 

And the best part of a virtual summit is that you have an instant product, and you didn't have to give a speech yourself.

 

A virtual summit brings together knowledgeable voices in some niche to give online presentations to live attendees, and then makes the recordings available as well.

 

Maybe you won't be able to get the absolute top-tier experts in the field to join you, but you'd be surprised at how many authorities will gladly take part.

 

Since all the speakers promote the event to their audiences, that means they all get a chance to address a bunch of audiences they wouldn't otherwise reach. Give them a chance to share their website or their service or whatever, and they'll very often be glad to do it.

 

And suddenly, you've got yourself a great product: a virtual summit on X topic.

 

You may say to me: Woods, I'm a normal person. I have no idea how to run a virtual summit.

 

That's where ol' Charles Harper, IQ of 837, comes in.

 

Charles knows pretty much everything there is to know about every tech and business aspect of every Internet marketing topic out there. I've been buying his products myself since at least 2016.

 

He's just released a complete video series on exactly how to run a virtual summit. That series will cost you the princely sum of $8.

 

Oh, and along with the course he's giving you Private Label Rights (PLR), which means you can make this into your own course, with your name and brand on it, and sell it yourself, keeping all the profits.

 

You don't have to sell it, of course. You can simply learn from it. But if you do want to sell it, Charles also includes a full sales page you can use (again, this is all for $8), and if you forward your receipt to bonuses@tomwoods.com I'll send you complete step-by-step training on how to set up PLR for sale.

 

This seems almost impossible, but I promise it's true -- at least for the launch period, which is about to come to an end. At that point, the price will jump.

 

But for now he's actually giving you all this for $8. There is a slight -- SLIGHT, I say -- chance that that might be worth not having to spend the hours and days and weeks and months creating your own product.

 

Check it out:

 

http://www.tomwoods.com/virtualsummit

 

Tom Woods