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EventRaptor or HeySummit for a Coach Running Multi-Speaker Summits
Oct 27, 2026
Both EventRaptor and HeySummit are dedicated summit platforms, but HeySummit charges a percentage fee on ticket sales, caps attendees by plan and has no GoHighLevel integration. EventRaptor takes no ticket fees, syncs registrants and speakers to GoHighLevel, and adds speaker agreements, giveaways and a done-for-you service. It has video view analytics, and video hosting is available through CRMRaptor, its GoHighLevel solution. It doesn't offer team accounts or in-event Q&A and polls, so coaches should check those needs before choosing.
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Choosing Virtual Summit Software That Fits an Expert-Led Business
Oct 27, 2026
Choose virtual summit software by listing the jobs a multi-speaker summit creates, then scoring each option on how many it handles natively, whether it takes ticket fees or caps attendees, whether it syncs to your CRM, and how long a second summit would take. The article compares dedicated summit software, a DIY stack, webinar tools, community platforms, enterprise platforms and done-for-you providers fairly, is honest about what EventRaptor doesn't do, and includes a one-page scorecard.
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Virtual Summits for Therapists and Healing Practitioners Explained
Oct 27, 2026
A virtual summit for therapists is a short online event where the host and complementary peers teach the public about one problem in a specialty, usually in prerecorded sessions. Run as public education with a clear notice that it isn't therapy, it builds visibility, community, a list for groups or waitlists, and professional referrals. EventRaptor handles speaker applications and agreements, pages, reminders, promoter links and syncing registrants to GHL/CRMRaptor with non-clinical tags.
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A Calm Launch Plan For A Premium Event You Don't Have To Project Manage
Aug 19, 2026
A calm premium event comes from owning five decisions (audience, promise and host role, speakers, offer, next step) and handing the production work to a platform and team. Plan backward over 12 to 16 weeks, freeze decisions once the build starts, and wire your CRM follow-up before registration opens so the event leads to client conversations.
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The Authority Partner Map That Helps Coaches Choose The Right Collaborations
Aug 18, 2026
An Authority Partner Map scores possible collaborators from 1 to 5 on audience fit, trust transfer, promotion willingness, topic alignment and referral potential, so coaches and practitioners can put their time into the partners most likely to bring right-fit clients. The top scorers then go into a 90-day campaign of podcast interviews, one shared summit or workshop and follow-up tracked by partner, with promoter links and CRM source tags showing who actually brought conversations and clients.
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What Running Coaching Events From Spreadsheets Really Costs You
Aug 17, 2026
Running coaching events from spreadsheets and scattered tools looks cheap, but you pay in hours of manual work, follow-up that starts late or never, data you can't trust after the event, and a rougher experience for speakers and attendees. Moving speakers, pages, promoter links, reminders and CRM sync into one connected setup lets you repeat events, and it leaves you energy for the offer and follow-up that turn attendees into clients.
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