The Elite Retreat is back and it’s better than ever. Join Jeremy Schoemaker , Aaron Wall, Neil Patel, Andy Liu and Brian Clark for two days of intense training that will take your Internet business to the next level. In addition, there will be a special keynote by Guy Kawasaki.
This is not your average get rich quick seminar. There are only 35 spots available and even if you have the $4,950 entry fee, it doesn’t mean you can attend. Attendees will be chosen by an application process. The purpose of this event is to take your business to another level. Elite Retreat wants you to bring your business plan or current site objectives with you so they can help you optimize your business structure.
Since the Elite Retreat website went up live, seven people have signed up. Six of them have attended a past Elite Retreat. The fact that they would spend the money and go again shows what kind of value Shoemoney and his team is delivering.
Should You Attend Elite Retreat?
At $4,950, Elite Retreat is not for everyone. Ideally, you should already have an internet business set up and making money. Elite Retreat will give you the tools, advice and one-on-one time to take that business from good to great.
Shoemoney is so sure that Elite Retreat can help your business that he offers a better than 100% money back guarantee. If you’re not satisfied with the Elite Retreat for any reason after the first day, not only will Shoe give you a full refund, he’ll even refund your plane ticket cost to get to the retreat! Now, that’s standing behind your product.
The 2008 Elite Retreat will be held April 3 – 4 at the Intercontinental Hotel in San Francisco.
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