In the past few week’s, the guys over at Key Person of Influence Singapore (KPI) have been working to get Daniel Priestley to run one of his acclaimed masterclasses here in Singapore. Daniel Priestley is a renown entrepreneur, sought-after speaker and author of the three best-selling books including Become a Key Person of Influence.

Just yesterday, they unveiled a new two-day masterclass:

“Campaign Driven Enterprise”

Here’s some more information.. 

Most businesses are designed to win new clients one at a time. This is a really slow and shaky way to grow a business. Campaign Driven Enterprises however create killer promotions that allow them to bring on a LOT of new clients, all at once. 

Successful companies often start with great campaigns. Nike, Apple, even Virgin started (and continue to thrive) using campaigns. It’s how Daniel started a successful business when he was only 22, creating an immediate impact to his industry.

This is the perfect workshop for helping you drive growth in your business - I've personally been through other KPI workshops and can attest to the quality of their content! I'm learning and trying to apply many things that I've learnt from them into practice.

This event will be limited in seats, so it's interactive and hands-on.

The price for this event is $1,247, but as I am an event partner, I managed to get an early-bird offer of only $897 for my readers! This is only if you secure your seat by the 30th June 2015 (save 28% and guarantee your seat, as this masterclass is most likely to sell out).
 
For more information and to secure your seats, click here.

By the way, I will be attending this masterclass too so I hope to see you there!

I am no longer participating in the bazaar that's happening over next weekend. I am quite disappointed actually but there's nothing much that I can say except bad timing and next time!

What happened? Well, I had already booked the stall since last month and as usual, we have to pay the rental first. I don't have enough cash so I asked Mel Li to pay for the rental first and I'll pay her back on the bazaar day itself (fyi-we're sharing the stall). A couple of weeks later, she told me that she hasn't paid the rental yet because she is supposed to go overseas and the dates were not confirmed.

She had soon settled her itinerary etc and had emailed the organiser to ask whether the stall was still available. He replied that it was only available if we booked it for 4 days. I, obviously, can't. So I emailed him last week asking him whether we could book it only for 2 days since I was going overseas. This was his reply:

"Hi, sorry your late.. its all rentaid.. please be quick next time. i already stated is on first come first serve"

So rude.

Can I please please please tutor this guy in English? My charges are cheap! Only $20/hour!!

Another thing that Mel Li and I don't understand is why these organisers (him and the Jazz@Southbridge one) don't click on "Reply All" when we both cc-ed each other on every email. So much for being tech-savvy.

These organisers are young and they're very hooked up to the internet and that seems to be their ONLY form of marketing, which is quite worrisome because its not that smart. Aiy. I shall not say how they should market. Will do it when I'm more put together and I organise my own ;)