| QB Conference in a Box |
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| Written by Bob Scott | |||
| Tuesday, 29 December 2009 04:15 | |||
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The kit provides tools for holding conferences, ranging from marketing materials all the way to the forms distributed at events for those who want continuing education credits for their attendance. "It’s a set of tools that is intended for Intuit Solutions Providers, and other organizations that want to hold their own successful QuickBooks-related events," says Cumley. "Those could be seminars, related classes, lunch and learns or one and two-day conferences. Among the four sections, the planning section offers templates, check lists, along with tips on managing a schedule and putting together and managing a budget. The marketing section includes templates for direct mail, email print advertising and "and a really slick section for setting up local campaigns," he says. The section about sessions has different options, depending on the plan purchased. The kit for one-events has eight sessions, including PowerPoint slide decks of between 40 and 60 slides on each topic. Topics include year-end practices, tips and tricks and budgets. Each slide, Cumley continues, has detailed notes, goals and objectives. There are templates for registration and evaluation forms, along with the time sheets monitors would use to signal the amount of time remaining to the presented. | |||
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About the Author: Brett Owens is CEO and Co-Founder of Chrometa, a Sacramento, Calif.-based provider of software that records activity in real time. Previously marketed to the legal community, Chrometa is branching out to accounting prospects; gains include the ability to discover previously undocumented billable time, save time on billing reconciliation and improve personal productivity. Brett is also blogger and founder at CommodityBullMarket.com and ContraryInvesting.com, as well as a regular contributor to two leading financial media sites, SeekingAlpha.com and BeforeItsNews.com. |