So, yesterday I had some thinking time.
That's what happens when you are required to be a patient, patient because the doctor makes you wait an hour. You think about stuff.
Ashley was thinking about hairlines. She lifted my bangs up and became very concerned that I had no widow's peak like her.
"Does Daddy have a widow's peak?"
Ummm. Ummm. Hunh?
"He better," she quipped, "or I'm not really y'alls child. It's a dominant inherited trait. That's the way genetics work Mom."
Suddenly, I realized my girl has surpassed my knowledge. She knows stuff.
Which brings me to what I was thinking about during that very long hour. My blog readers know stuff. So, I should ask them the question I've been wondering about- What draws people to a conference?
I've been asked to contribute an article to the Christian Publisher's Association Newsletter on this topic and I'd like to ask the smartest people I know. You!
So, that's what I'm asking today.
And, just to give you a little (incentive) (bribe) love gift, I am giving away 5 tickets to the A Woman Inspired On-line conference to five lucky commenters today. That's all you have to do. Leave a comment to this post and you'll be entered.
I'll post more about when I'll be speaking at A Woman Inspired again very soon. Oh, it will be a very fun day of connecting face to face via the computer. I can't wait.
See that cute little button over here about it-------->>>
But back to my need for your ever so honest comments.
Educate me.
When you hear a conference is coming to your area, what would make you interested in attending?
How are you most likely to hear of an event coming to your area--- radio ads, a friend, billboard, e-mail, flier sent through the mail, ads in your church bulletin, a poster hanging in a place you frequent, or some other way?
What price point is realistic for you for a one day conference?
Thank you, thank you, thank you for taking just a moment and sharing your insights with me. I'll announce the 5 winners of the Inspired Woman tickets later this week.
So, post away, post away, post away all.
I'm off to see if Art has a widow's peak.
That's what happens when you are required to be a patient, patient because the doctor makes you wait an hour. You think about stuff.
Ashley was thinking about hairlines. She lifted my bangs up and became very concerned that I had no widow's peak like her.
"Does Daddy have a widow's peak?"
Ummm. Ummm. Hunh?
"He better," she quipped, "or I'm not really y'alls child. It's a dominant inherited trait. That's the way genetics work Mom."
Suddenly, I realized my girl has surpassed my knowledge. She knows stuff.
Which brings me to what I was thinking about during that very long hour. My blog readers know stuff. So, I should ask them the question I've been wondering about- What draws people to a conference?
I've been asked to contribute an article to the Christian Publisher's Association Newsletter on this topic and I'd like to ask the smartest people I know. You!
So, that's what I'm asking today.
And, just to give you a little (incentive) (bribe) love gift, I am giving away 5 tickets to the A Woman Inspired On-line conference to five lucky commenters today. That's all you have to do. Leave a comment to this post and you'll be entered.
I'll post more about when I'll be speaking at A Woman Inspired again very soon. Oh, it will be a very fun day of connecting face to face via the computer. I can't wait.
See that cute little button over here about it-------->>>
But back to my need for your ever so honest comments.
Educate me.
When you hear a conference is coming to your area, what would make you interested in attending?
How are you most likely to hear of an event coming to your area--- radio ads, a friend, billboard, e-mail, flier sent through the mail, ads in your church bulletin, a poster hanging in a place you frequent, or some other way?
What price point is realistic for you for a one day conference?
Thank you, thank you, thank you for taking just a moment and sharing your insights with me. I'll announce the 5 winners of the Inspired Woman tickets later this week.
So, post away, post away, post away all.
I'm off to see if Art has a widow's peak.
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