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  • Money is always a factor as not everyone can garner a paid sponsorship to every conference event they would like to attend. I view attending a conference and paying for my ticket as an investment in my business. I also write it off as a business expense on my taxes (as well as all of my travel fees).
  • Content is critical too. Before I buy a ticket to a conference, I look for the content it will offer. The sessions, the speakers, the diversity. I want to feel that I will get something out of the event, no just go to be going.
  • Location is also key for me. I love attending conferences in a city I haven't spent a lot of time in so I can also use it as a vacation.
  • Reputation for conferences goes a long way. For me, if others are singing its praises, then it's something I want to attend for myself.
  • Beware of free conferences. I fell into a trap of that last year during a conference. The ticket was free so I thought, why not? But once I arrived and went to the sessions, it wasn't a well run conference. Some of the speakers advertised on the website and program weren't even there. So free isn't always good. Do your homework.
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