Great piece of feedback

[UnGagged.com]

welcome @ChiefBeef !

i went to the most recent @UnGagged.com conference in vegas and i can tell you it will be perfect for you - tons of entrepreneurs who all made serious amounts of money in internet marketing, many from bhw as well. It was very motivational. I recently quit my job to go full freelance and develop web properties as a result of the conference, the ppl i met there, and this forum.

best of luck!!!

What a fantastic result! Thanks for sharing @kontentguy!

 

[ChiefBeef]

Is there a website/thread somewhere with UnGagged feedback from previous years that I could I browse?

 

[UnGagged.com]

Is there a website/thread somewhere with UnGagged feedback from previous years that I could I browse?

You can read feedback from our most recent event in Las Vegas here: http://www.ungagged.com/previous-events/las-vegas-2016/testimonials/

If you're looking for more, there are also testimonials for each of our previous events;

• http://www.ungagged.com/previous-events/london-2016/testimonials/
• http://www.ungagged.com/previous-events/las-vegas-2015/testimonials/
• http://www.ungagged.com/previous-events/london-2015/testimonials/
• http://www.ungagged.com/previous-events/las-vegas-2014/testimonials/

 

[ChiefBeef]

Fantastic! Thank you, the feedback hypes me up for November's conference.

 

[striveworks]

i'm new to digital marketing, is it worth attending this type of events?

 

[UnGagged.com]

i'm new to digital marketing, is it worth attending this type of events?

Definitely, networking, especially when you're new to the industry, is so important in my opinion.

 

[blizz3010]

hoping to one day attend ungagged myself.

 

[socks5proxies]

Getting a visa to US and UK is always one of my dreams lol . As a freelancer thing even harder as I don't have work contact and enough ties to my countries.

 

[wileytydes]

i'm new to digital marketing, is it worth attending this type of events?

Had/have same reservations. It's honestly something I would invest in, but I am as n00b as it gets. Trying to decipher the "structure" of the conference in terms of percentages, if that makes any sense. Are there workshops? Speeches? Or is the majority of it open-forum sort of thing?

Always hate traveling to these things alone, unaware of how to get the best bang for my buck.

I'll keep checking out the forums though, for sure.