Turning Conference Connections into Real (Profitable) Relationships | Ep 40

Podcasts have become a powerful tool for networking and connecting with industry experts, thought leaders, and influencers. But the real magic happens when you go beyond just having them on your show and actually nurture those relationships for the long haul.

Discover the secrets to turning conference acquaintances into valued collaborators. Understand how to leverage ICE, CUE and ART—strategic approaches to content creation, resource utilization, and increased engagement.

By harnessing the power of podcasting to share valuable content, engage with conference connections, and stay current with trending topics, you can nurture long-term relationships and solidify your position as a go-to resource in your industry. 

Cultivating Podcast Guest Relationships with ICE, CUE, ART  

(5:00) - ICE: Identifying High Potential Guests, Crafting a Compelling Invitation, Engaging with Guests   

(17:48) - CUE: Creating Content, Utilizing Resources, Engaging with Short Clips 

(29:09) - ART: Anchoring the Connection, Relevancy, and Trending Topics 

(38:44) - Suggestions for Outreach Implementation 

"By inviting conference contacts to be podcast guests, you're creating valuable content and laying the groundwork for meaningful professional relationships. It's a win-win. They get exposure and you build a richer, more collaborative network." - Virginia Elder

Download the Conference Toolkit (Free PDF workbook to guide you through each of the 3 methods) 

For more on this topic, read these blog posts:

Keeping Conference Connections Alive 

Podcasting as a Powerful Post-Conference Follow-Up Tool 

Connect with host, Virginia Elder:    

Website – Reaching Abundance   

Facebook – Podcast Abundance Business Page   

Instagram – Podcast Abundance   

LinkedIn – Virginia Elder   

YouTube – @ReachingAbundance   

This podcast is edited and managed by the team at Podcast Abundance. To discuss working together on your podcast or YouTube channel, book a Discovery call with Virginia.