Wed, Jun-19-19, 06:50
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Senior Member
Posts: 4,036
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Plan: Very LC, Higher Protein
Stats: 227/186/185
BF:
Progress: 98%
Location: Herndon, VA
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Now that the Kick Sugar Summit is winding down, I'm starting to understand (yes, many are probably already aware of this formula) how these "summits" are done, and I'm wondering how much reach they have. It's a formula where a collection of low carb and related nutrition experts are assembled, deliver recorded interviews over time, and are presented as videos during the dates identified. I have familiarity with a good portion of the experts, and some are completely new.
There is definitely a business model involved where the interviews are placed on sale and sponsor products are also offered. Not the least of which, emails of those who sign up are collected and have value due to the expressed interests of the proactive audience. Not sure where they are going with this, but it's very similar to the fasting summit theme hosted by Naomi Whittel and Montel Williams earlier. I don't have an issue with this, as everyone knows what they're going to get and can determine participation accordingly.
I found some new experts who were very interesting and some familiar experts who evolve their messages over time in response to new information. The format during the event enables us to join when we have the time, so there's convenience due to this flexibility. I'm curious about how this reaches those who are thinking about a lifestyle change or have just started, and it appears the hosts rely on their audience to pass the news to others for the most part. All good as signing up prior to the event is free of charge. If a flood of emails comes later, I can always unsubscribe. Always good to have access to this information for those who have a thirst for learning.
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