We've interviewed thousands of successful founders at Starter Story and asked what advice they would give to entrepreneurs who are just getting started.

Here's the best advice we discovered for starting a virtual events business:

#1: Yurii Filipchuk, founder of PartySpace:

We chatted with with Yurii, founder of PartySpace ($66.7K/month). In our interview, Yurii says:

Attendees spent 132 minutes on the event, which was a 5x higher engagement level than traditional Zoom video meetings.

Additionally:

Startups are a marathon, not a sprint. Find your own pace.

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#2: Natasha Miller, founder of Entire Productions:

We chatted with with Natasha, founder of Entire Productions ($108K/month). In our interview, Natasha says:

I didn’t take a salary for years which in hindsight was a mistake. Even a modest, regular salary is something I’d suggest for anyone starting their business.

Additionally:

Research your competitors and figure out what makes you unique, different and why your customers should really choose you. Deliver impeccable services or products. There’s no shortcut to this!

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#3: Joe Davy, founder of Banzai:

We chatted with with Joe, founder of Banzai ($/month). In our interview, Joe says:

Embrace your strengths and know your weaknesses.

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#4: Natasha Miller, founder of Entire Productions:

We chatted with with Natasha, founder of Entire Productions ($108K/month). In our interview, Natasha says:

If you’re struggling to grow your business you might want to consider narrowing your scope of work, pivoting, or perhaps your sales and marketing tactics aren’t working.

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#5: Natasha Miller, founder of Entire Productions:

We chatted with with Natasha, founder of Entire Productions ($108K/month). In our interview, Natasha says:

A team of people who understand their work and want to do it is invaluable to your success.

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#6: Natasha Miller, founder of Entire Productions:

We chatted with with Natasha, founder of Entire Productions ($108K/month). In our interview, Natasha says:

Keep it up-it's a journey and a process, and NEVER a race. You’re cheating yourself out of the full range of success if you try to fast-track it too much.

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Starting A Virtual Events Business: Everything You Need To Know

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