Rylee Meek
On today’s show, Seth speaks with Rylee Meek, founder and CEO of The Social Dynamic Selling System. Rylee talks about selling in-person to groups of like-minded people, rather than one-on-one. Rylee’s program provides a comprehensive, done-for-you system for hosting events to reach, connect and make the sale with your ideal client, without the intimidation factor.
Rylee Meek is the founder and CEO of the Social Dynamic Selling System, an easy-to-follow program that walks people through the entire process of launching a dinner-seminar marketing campaign step-by-step.
Dinner seminar marketing has been effectively used in many different industries for years. Financial services companies are probably the biggest fans. When you consider the lifetime value of a financial planning or insurance client against the cost of a dinner—and not even a lavish dinner at that—it quickly becomes clear why dinner seminar marketing makes sense. It’s an effective and cost-effective way to build relationships and get quality leads.
The Social Dynamic Selling System turns dinner seminar marketing into a science. Every aspect is based on years of trial and error. Everything they teach has been tried, tested, refined, and proven effective.
It was developed because over the years, many people have come to Rylee asking him to teach them how he’s been able to obtain such a high level of success, generating over $70 million the past 7 years.
So he created The Social Dynamic Selling System as a way to give back, and now Rylee is on a mission to help others have a predictable, sustainable, scalable selling system.
For more on Rylee Meek, go to https://www.linkedin.com/in/rylee-meek-1556a919/
For more on The Social Dynamic Selling System, go to https://socialdynamicselling.com/
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