Question 1

Will there be a sales pitch?

Accepted Answer

No pitch. The session is teaching, start to finish. I run VoiceDart and I am happy to talk about it if you ask me afterwards, but nothing in the morning is a sell.

Question 2

Is it really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, completely. This is my first public workshop, so the deal is simple: you get a genuinely useful morning, and I get a room to teach in.

Question 3

Do I need to be technical?

Accepted Answer

No. Everything is in plain English. If you can send an email, you have all the technical skill the morning needs.

Question 4

What should I bring?

Accepted Answer

A laptop if you can, so you can build along in the room. A phone works fine too, you will watch it built and the page you take away has everything you need to set it up at home in a few minutes.

Question 5

What happens after I register?

Accepted Answer

Your confirmation arrives straight away. Closer to the day you get the practical details, parking included, and a reminder so it does not sneak up on you.

Question 6

Where do I park?

Accepted Answer

Parking details come with your confirmation email, with the closest options to the venue and what they cost.

Question 7

Can I bring a colleague or business partner?

Accepted Answer

Yes, gladly. Seats are individual, so just make sure you each register on Eventbrite while there is space.

Question 8

I have access needs, will I be okay?

Accepted Answer

Tell us by replying to your confirmation email and we will make sure everything is sorted before you arrive.

Question 9

What if I can't make it after all?

Accepted Answer

Free your seat from your Eventbrite confirmation so the waitlist can take it, and keep an eye out for the next session.

Question 10

What's the prize?

Accepted Answer

A full month of a paid AI subscription for one business. Signing up is the first step. There is one more, it takes about a minute, and everything you need comes with your confirmation. The winner is drawn live at the end of the session, and you need to be in the room when it happens.