Virtual Event Manager & Virtual Project Manager
Posted in business, Marketing, Outsourcing, Technical on Jun 14th, 2011
Just a few short years ago, webinars would have been impossible or prohibitively expensive. But now, they are inexpensive and even free, depending on which service you use. In addition, you’ll need a few additional tools to reach and connect with your market, especially if you plan to turn your webinars into streams of income. Here’s a rundown of some of the key tools you could use:
Why do people offer webinars? Sure, some of them want to get the word out about their causes, but most hosts know that webinars are a great way to make money. Here are just some of the ways you can make money with your webinar:
Posted in business, Marketing, Technical, Virtual Assistant on May 17th, 2011
You will need to generate some publicity for your webinar if you want others outside of your immediate “world” to attend. Here are some 5 easy ways to promote your Webinar:
Posted in business, Marketing, Technical, Virtual Assistant on Apr 26th, 2011
If you are the presenter at your webinar, you can schedule the event when it suits you. You have the option to either host the event live or you can pre-record it and post to your website for registrants to review at their convenience. Whichever way you go, listed below are some things you’ll need to keep in mind when scheduling your webinar:
Posted in business, Marketing, Outsourcing, Virtual Assistant on Apr 19th, 2011
If your main goal is revenue generation, you could offer free participation initially and then charge for access to the recording and/or a transcript of the webinar. This way, you maximize the number of people you get to add to your list, but you’ll also raise some revenue as well.
Get in touch with an expert directly if you can (contact information is typically available on their website). Write a short, professional email saying who you are, why you think your market would be a good match for their area of expertise, when you’d like to speak with them, and how long it will take. Then tell them what’s in it for them, for example exposure to an enthusiastic new market or a share of the proceeds. It’s really not a complicated process. Don’t be discouraged by someone saying ‘no, keep asking others until you get a “yes.”
Posted in business, Marketing, Outsourcing, Technical on Apr 5th, 2011
Tweet In order to pull off a great webinar, you’ll need to plan for success. Sure, there are things that can go wrong, but if you plan your webinar well, most of them can be avoided. Let’s review 4 things you can do to ensure your webinar will go as smoothly as possible: 1. Choose [...]
Posted in business, Marketing, Outsourcing, Virtual Assistant on Mar 29th, 2011
From the beginning of time, people have been “selling” their ideas to each other. The practice of sharing with and educating others hasn’t changed. We just have a whole lot more options when it comes to choosing the medium. Here are 6 ways Webinars can help you grow your business.
Posted in business, Marketing, Outsourcing, Virtual Assistant on Mar 23rd, 2011
The idea of holding your own webinar might seem as out-of-reach as starting your own professional sports team. As you’ll discover in the next few weeks, however, that’s simply not the case. In fact, thousands of internet marketers, small business owners, and solopreneurs regularly use webinars to reach new audiences, establish themselves as experts and create new products. And so can you.
You want to keep your viewer’s attention; get rid of the monotone voice! Try standing up, using inflection by practicing and practicing again. Highlight or bold words in your script (tip #1) to remind yourself to use inflection at key stages during the recording process. Try smiling; I know this sounds odd but it really works.
