So: you’ve finished your webinar. After all the build-up of preparing, planning and promoting over the past few weeks, you’re finally ready to kick back and relax a little bit. But wait - there’s more.
Whatever your question ... Webinar Polls are the answer
“Should I run polls in my webinar?”
This is a question we at 247 Webcasting are asked nearly every day, and I’m going to start this blog post by simply jumping straight to the answer...
There seems to be a preconception that webinars need to be a certain length. But once you begin asking around, you hear all kinds of numbers. 60 minutes is a popular one, so is 45 minutes. Others will tell you that nobody will sit through more than 25 minutes. So, which is it? Read on to find out.
It is one of the most commonly asked questions about webinars, and one that divides marketers – unnecessarily in our opinion. The question “How many attendees should my webinars have?” symbolises the need for marketers to measure performance and justify spend. Unfortunately, it is also about as useful as asking “How long is a piece of string?” The answer varies for every webinar and for...
The focus on content is growing. Content marketing is the darling of most B2B industries and forms the basis of high-performance and cost-effective inbound marketing. But not all content is equally useful, so how do we know which types of content are most suitable to our organisation or prospects? This question is particularly pertinent for content formats that your organisation has not yet...
There is a lot to know about webinars, but only a few things will be of interest to your CEO before they commit to the technology. CEO time is valuable, their focus is commercial, their view of things is strategic, and they expect to get succinct answers to their questions. So, whether it’s to get sign off, part of a marketing budget review or a Quarterly Business Review, or just a general...
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.
In order to achieve a successful webinar, you should prioritize planning and execution first and foremost. Of course, it takes time from start to finish and it involves great team coordination.
A webinar that’s well-planned and well-presented is also the product of weeks (or months) of preparation not just of the presentation materials, but of the people behind the event.
A seamless webinar...
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