“Most of them have some sort of scholarship tier… student rate will be like $200. You probably don't even have to be a student.”

Courtney Johnson · Built in Public · How To Build A Personal Brand, Get Clients & Make Money

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Suggest applying for student or scholarship rates at conferences, even if not a student, to get tickets for $200 or less

$200 typical student rate

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