This is a good article that discusses some of the basic activities that you need to use to grow the number of people attending your teleseminars.  There is one secret that I disagree with however, and that is where he says “anticipating” the potential questions of your callers.  I say don’t anticipate or even guess.  If you run your teleseminar on questions from a survey, then you know you are offering them something they are interested in!
Teleseminars are some of my personal favorite information base products. Aside from the fact that they are much easier to sell compare to other digital products, they are also useful when I am generating leads for my high-ticket coaching programs and online classes. They do not only allow me to connect with a lot of people but they also allow me to establish my expertise by simply sharing my knowledge to my audience.

If you are selling teleseminars or using them as lead-generating tools, here are some secrets that you can use to make them more compelling and more effective:

1. Topics. If you want to boost the number of your sign-up rate, I recommend that you go with topics that are truly interesting to your potential clients. You can talk about their pressing issues, their hobbies and other areas of interest, their burning questions, the skills that they would like to learn, etc. You’ll easily know what information they find interesting by conducting a survey or being doing keyword research using Google keyword suggestion tool.

2. Plan ahead. Contrary to popular beliefs, hosting a teleseminar can be challenging especially if you do not prepare ahead of time. To make sure that your telecalls will sound organized, I recommend that you decide on your seminar’s format and topics at least a couple of weeks before the actual call. Then, do your research, anticipate all the questions that your callers might throw at you, and plan your presentation ahead of time.

3. Practice makes perfect. If you are truly serious in giving your callers great listening experience, you must be willing to practice your presentation at least 48 hours before the call. I recommend that you get a couple of your friends and family members to help you out. Host a teleseminar as if you are talking to your real audience. Then, ask your friends and family members to list down all their feedback and comments. You will need to do this so you’ll know all the things that you need to improve on to better serve your customers.

4. Offer high quality information. Keep in mind that people are spending at least an hour of their time and huge amount of money on your calls simply because they would like to be informed. Do not fail them by making sure that your teleseminars contain every piece of information that they are looking for. Also, make sure that you deliver these information in a very easy to understand manner to avoid confusion during the call.