In this second part we continue with more confessions from our anonymous webinar presenter. Having heard about nerves, preparation and omissions in part 1, we now turn to the practical side of running webinars. Do you identify with some of these? Read on to find out:
This is part two of this two-part blog post
read part one here with three more tips on improving your audio webinars. These are practical and actionable tips from experienced webinar programme managers, which you can get started with today. Read on for more info:
Audio webinars are one of the easiest and most commonly used webinar types around (get the full guide of webinar types here Not all webinars are created equal. They have been around from the start and many organisations rely on them for a number of purposes. One of the most commonly used purposes is marketing and lead generation. External audiences tend to be less forgiving than internal...
In this two-part series we hear from an experienced webinar presenter (who shall remain unnamed) as they share their experience with ups and downs of presenting and running webinars. The goal is to give some practical advice, help you avoid mistakes, address some of your concerns – and perhaps to make you smile because you’ve “been there” as well. Here we go:
I have presented many webinars...
A well-planned webcast must be able to generate leads through proper audience engagement, since this is the necessary step towards nurturing your audience.
Your primary aim is to Engaging Your Webcasting Audience by focusing on audience interactions, first and foremost. These are the tools or elements used in webcasting platforms in order to get the audience's participation during and/or...
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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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...
