A recent article in a German newspaper (“Handelsblatt”) inspired us to write this post. In it, the author states that there is no such thing as a perfect setup, in life or in business. If you ever sat in a plane watching the rudders in the wings, you’ll have noticed that they’re constantly working to keep the plane on course. The plane is almost never on its perfect course to the planned...
A recent article in a German newspaper (“Handelsblatt”) inspired us to write this post. In it, the author states that there is no such thing as a perfect setup, in life or in business. If you ever sat in a plane watching the rudders in the wings, you’ll have noticed that they’re constantly working to keep the plane on course. The plane is almost never on its perfect course to the planned...
Webinars have been around for almost 20 years now, but when was the last time you heard of a company running webinars for mobile device users? Does your webinar platform even offer this functionality? Have you ever tried to access a webinar via your mobile device? Would it not be convenient? Would you not expect to be able to? Think about your audience – would they not benefit from webinars...
Webinars come in a variety of formats. The vast majority of webinars are run live, after which organisers then make on-demand versions available to their audience. In other words, a replay version of the webinar that can be accessed at any point by any audience member. But many webinar organisers forget that there is more to on-demand webinars than that. Not utilising on-demand webinars...
It’s a valid question, especially with increasing focus on online security. Both organisers and attendees want to know whether their details and information are safe from unauthorised access. With an ever increasing number of new software vendors entering the market, questions arise over their levels of security. Are new vendors more likely to be secure, or are they less likely to adhere to...
There are many things you could do when your webinar is completed. You could high-five or crack open the champagne, or you could check out the reporting and marvel at the interaction and conversion rates you had. You could lock all files away and draw a line under the webinar or you could start planning the next webinar. You could even give the list of attendees to your sales team. All of...
If you are serious about your webinars, it’s likely you (will) invest heavily into running great webinars. You may not be aware of it, but there are a couple of little known questions you should ask your webinar provider before you purchase their services. These are the kind of questions usually only insiders know about, but that provide you with the insight you need to evaluate your...
Webinars, and their landing pages, differ from other marketing assets and their landing pages. This means you need to take a different approach to ensure your conversion rates don’t suffer as a result. As with anything, awareness of the issues and pitfalls is key to getting the best results. In this article, we explain what you need to know and how to improve your webinar landing page...
When it comes to promoting your webinar, different rules apply compared to other marketing assets. Why? Because most of the time a webinar has a live date set several weeks or months in advance, whereas other marketing assets are available instantly. This means your promotional strategy needs to be different too.
Here at 247 Webcasting we often get asked about what types of webinars there are and which are the best ones to run for marketing and other purposes. There is no “one size fits all” answer, so we’ve sat down and written the ultimate guide to picking the right webinar type. Download it free here.
There are epic webcasts and there are failed webcasts. These things happen even to the savviest production crew behind a presentation.
Let's not forget that it's not always 'a walk at the park' to produce epically flawless webinars. It takes time, money and energy for every webcast presentation to work as planned. But some things can go wrong that are beyond the production team's control.
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