Ep. #45 Planning Your Perfect and Profitable Retreat: Upcoming Program Sneak Peak

by Marci Barker / September 27th, 2023
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Planning Your Perfect and Profitable Retreat: Upcoming Program Sneak Peak
In this podcast episode, I am excited about an upcoming retreat and decide to share valuable insights on how to plan and execute a successful retreat that not only elevates your tribe and brand but also generates income. I draw from their extensive experience of hosting, co-hosting, and facilitating numerous retreats across different locations.
I cover various essential topics, including retreat themes and styles, making a retreat meaningful and enjoyable, selecting the right location and dates, budget planning, creating a well-structured schedule, addressing dietary and accommodation preferences, dealing with unexpected issues, effective marketing strategies, post-retreat engagement, insurance and contract considerations, and bonus content on retreat horror stories, partnering decisions, self-care, tech tips, souvenirs and swag, and bringing in workshops or guest speakers.
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In This Episode We Cover:
Retreat themes and styles
Making retreats meaningful and enjoyable
Selecting the right location and dates
Budget planning and financial considerations
Structuring a well-planned schedule
Addressing dietary and accommodation preferences
Handling unexpected issues and surprises
Effective marketing strategies
Post-retreat engagement and retention
Insurance and contract considerations
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