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Webinar Software – An Introduction

January 31st, 2010

In this article on webinar software, the author discusses what kind of features you should look for when you are deciding upon a webinar solution.  This article is good in giving you a basic overview of what web conferencing software can do for you.

Webinar is the short form for Web Seminar. Businesses are becoming more dynamic with the kind of latest technologies and software applications helping them to spread their wings across the globe. Webinars and web conferencing are today’s most effective multimedia business tools for global businesses for conducting business presentations, demonstrations or offering training to a worldwide audience.

Webinar software plays a vital role in the success of business meetings with the power of global reach. These systems work efficiently with unmodified the web browsers and servers as they are easily accessible to the millions of web and the intranet users. Created as a groupware in the initial stages the forum software focused mainly on group discussion, scheduling and for sharing documents.

Till recently online meetings and collaborations used to be expensive due to the expensive webinar tools and the bandwidth limitations and its complexities. Now the webinar software system has become versatile being able to integrate all the communication technologies and software that combine audio, video, text and other forms of live interaction.

What to look for in webinar software

1. The software must be able to support operating systems like Windows or Unix. Macintosh servers offer limited choices. The software should be compatible with other environments.

2. Browser support is also an essential aspect of webinar software as they rely on Java script and HTML frames and sometimes some more special browser add-ons enabling all the users to access the web conferencing system.

3. Integration of applications is essential for web conferencing and the webinar software should be able to integrate seamlessly with the related applications for communication.

4. The administration capability is also of much importance when designated users are to be given limited administrative capabilities.

5. The system should allow the host of the webinar to have control over who can access the webinar and the level of access that each participant is allowed.

6. The important factor in selecting the webinar software that suits the requirements of the business. They are available for free to thousands of dollars. You can decide according to your specific needs as freeware product is sometimes more powerful than the paid product and the one that costs the most may not fulfill the specific needs of the host.

7. The webinar software products should be customizable and flexible. This is for enhancing the functionality of the system.

The webinar software field is vast and the wide range of products has their own strengths and weaknesses. A careful analysis of the business needs and the features of the webinar software are necessary for making the right choice.

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Teleseminar Hosting – Checklist For Setting Up a Teleseminar

January 23rd, 2010

This is a great article on what you need to know to give a bang up teleseminar.  IT covers all of the basics.  There are systems you can put in place that can make the process more smooth because many of the functions can be automated.  There are certain necessities that will make a difference in how profitable your teleseminar can be.

Setting up a teleseminar? Here’s an easy to follow and use checklist that will help you get set up quickly.

1. Decide on your call topic. Before the call set your purpose and goal. Do you want to promote your product or business? Do you want to promote a guest and earn money through affiliate commissions. Know how you will benefit from this call before going any further with your planning.

2. Set up your sign up page. It’s a good idea to have a dedicated page where your teleseminar attendees can sign up. You’ll want to include the following on your teleseminar signup page:

- Compelling headline
- Compelling content
- Add opt-in Form or Order Form
- Opt-In Form or Shopping Cart

3. You’ll want to set up a thank you page. This is the page your attendees will be directed to after signing up or paying (if your teleseminar is for fee). Here is what you should include on the thank you page:

- include call in details
- direct them to website
- upsell?

4. Once your attendees are signed up you then want to send them automatic reminders of the call and call in number. You can do this by preparing and setting up broadcast and autoresponder emails. Here is what to include in the emails:

- Welcome Autoresponder
- Reminder: Call Tomorrow
- Reminder: Call Today
- Follow UP – Provide CALL RECORDING when possible+sales offer
- Follow up – Special offer or other offer

5. Now that you’re all set up you will need to promote your teleseminar in order to get attendees signed up.
Promotions are going to be a very key component to your calls success so don’t skip this step!

- Email to mailing lists
- Email to previous call lists
- Contact affiliates to promote call when appropriate
- Blog about the teleclass
- Post to your website

6. It’s always a good idea to do a little quality control before you roll everything out so here are a couple of items to check on after you’ve completed the initial setup:

- Check Dates are correct on Index & Salespage
- Test autoresponders

Now you have all the steps to setting up a great teleseminar that can deliver quality content to your target audience. Of course you can use this checklist to set up calls on any topic, just make sure that you careful create an informative call that promotes your business, products or services and improves your credibility.

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7 Money Making Models For Marketing Your Products With Webinars

January 19th, 2010

This article is a good start on webinars and how to use webinars to generate revenue for your business.  This model is a start on how to monetize your experience and knowledge.  These 7 models listed are the overview on what you can do to create additional revenue for your business.  Read on for some ideas.


1. Show and Tell – Show off your product on the Internet
- Use PowerPoint slides and Camtasia
- Show pictures, videos, ‘how to’ videos and software demos
- Use this as a pre-launch for your product (create hype)
- Give people a sneak peak of your product before they buy it

“Overcoming objections is the key to success on the Internet” – Steven Essa (e.g. you don’t have to come out of the house… I’ll come to you)

2. Interview the Experts
- Send them the questions via email
- You don’t even need to talk
- Send an email to your list announcing this week’s expert
- 14 weeks, 14 experts interviewed, 14 videos created, 14 transcriptions = your very own eBook & Video Bundle!
- Sell this product on your own sales page or website and do another webinar to promote it
- Use gotowebinar.com to broadcast your webinars

3. Paid Webinar Series
- Add your new recorded webinar series to your membership site offering prospects one interviewed expert per week
- This will create residual income and will keep the visitors to your site (they will return)
- Always survey your audience after your webinars (e.g. what did you think?)

4. Build Joint Ventures with other experts
- Create a 50/50 agreement
- Two people promoting a product means more attendees which means more sales

5. Info-product creation device
- As mentioned above you can create your own products with Webinars
- Transcribe videos
- Create articles to promote your product
- Have MP3’s created
- Videos are a great product
- Create an ‘exclusive report’ to build your opt-in list

6. Use a Webinar to up sell
- People prefer not to have to read things
- LONG sales pages can put a lot of people off – a lot of customers are lost this way
- E.g. “as you have brought this product on improving your golf would you like to attend my Webinar interviewing David Leadbetter next week for FREE”
- Then offer your back end product at the end of your Webinar (this could be a $997 set of DVDS)
- They will be more inclined to buy because they have seen you in the flesh

7. Offer Resale Rights
- Offer resale rights to your webinar series
- Creates a viral effect as the videos are still selling your product but someone else is promoting it
- Give them a clear reseller’s agreement with minimal pricing etc.
- Someone will always be more inclined to buy something if you are offering them a ROI or a business model to go with it (e.g. “If you sell just one of my Webinar series you will make your money back”)

I am going to conclude this blog post by giving you Seven Essa’s Big Webinar Tips…

1. Money is in Information
2. Track your list and provide great information and products (take surveys)
3. Keep it regular – weekly, monthly, daily

If you would like to learn more about Steven Esa and how he could dramatically help your Online Business please Click Here!

This Article was written by Luke Etheridge. Luke Etheridge is a normal guy from Surrey, UK who set out to achieve big things through various types of Internet Marketing. Throughout this period he has gained alot of useful info spending night and day researching the world of Internet Marketing and attending Internet Millionaire Bootcamps. He now shares his experiences and findings while warning others of what to look out for in his blog, Click Here to view Luke’s Blog

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How Webcasts Can Increase Your Marketing Reach and Reduce Your Costs

January 10th, 2010

This article gives you good insight into how to use the power of the internet through webcasts and webinars, to gain valuable market research, reach your market in different ways, and also give you the ability to expand your market.  It is also a great do it once and repeat it over and over again strategy that will allow you to market your expertise in various ways.

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The globalised internet economy has effectively reduced barriers to markets in all parts of the world. It is now possible to converse with partners, suppliers and customers seven days a week, 24 hours a day with practically no time and distance barriers.

As a result conventional methods are no longer sufficient to reach potential customers. Companies must adapt their marketing methods to include communication tools, such as VOIP, opened up by the Internet.
One very powerfull method of reaching customers and prospects is organising regular Web Events in the form of live online presentations and seminars, also called Webcasts or Webinars.

With the technologies that are now available on the Internet, you are now able to present content in a compelling way by using audio, video, animation and graphics. This cannot be matched in any way by printed materials or a phone call.

The advantages are obvious. In comparison to Trade Shows, locally held Training Workshops and Seminars, a Webcast is set up in a shorter time span, with much less reliance on resources and manpower, resulting in a improved cost effectiveness.

By repeating the Webcast at various dates and times you also allow your prospects and customers to choose a presentation which can better fit their schedules. It will also allow you to reach more potential customers.

A positive side effect, is the use of audio and video recordings to enable you to reach other prospects once the Webcast has been held. By posting the recording on your website, you can further profit from the Webcast. For example, you can use it as an on-demand product to build an opt-in list, improve your customer service or even to generate an additional profit stream.

Now consider the choice you offer your customers and propects. By just comparing having to travel to an event location and waste precious time in traveling, as opposed to attending a Webcast at your own PC, at a time they can choose, the latter choice wins everytime.

This means you are able to reach a targeted audience and interact with a maximum number of people regardless of time zone, location or other restrictions you would have, by traveling or meeting the person face to face. You are able to do this at a fraction of the cost that a normal event would incur.

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At Conferentia, uses VOIP Conference System to host regular Webcasts to show their prospects just how they can use Conferentia to do the same with their own products and services.

They have found that once the Webcast concept is set up, with a little practice, people easily slip into the role of moderator and presenter. Someone who is used to doing live presentations has no problem with the change to using Conferentia.

You can practically take your PowerPoint presentation, generate HTML-files out of it. Put it online and you can use it in your Conferentia VOIP conference room within minutes. You send an e-mail to customers and prospects and can have them attending your Webcast within the first 24 hours.

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Teleseminar Training – How to Develop Content Rich Teleseminars

January 3rd, 2010

Teleseminars and Webinars are one of the most effective ways of getting new customers or clients.  This article goes over important topics such as being able to answer the 5 ‘W’ questions.  Being able to answer the Who, What, When, Where and Why, will give you a means of being able to get specific information to your target market that will help you connect with your target market, and as well as giving you a means of creating quality content.

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Here’s the deal. You are interested in trying your hand at teleseminars. You have heard the plethora of positive testimonials that demonstrate the endless financial possibilities of teleseminars. The technology and business process behind teleseminars sounds like a match for you, but you have one stumbling block. You aren’t sure how to create content rich teleseminars that will impress your teleseminar participants.

Let’s look at the creation of teleseminar content through the five ‘W” you learned in grammar school which include: who, what, when, where, and why. We will switch up the order to produce a content development plan that will be the foundation to your first content rich teleseminar.

Content Development Plan:

1. WHAT: ‘What’ refers to the content you will discuss and teach in your teleseminar. A savvy business person understands that your teleseminar topics should meet the demands of your clients. You need to figure out what a majority of people are curious about.

2. WHERE: How can you figure out this information? Boot up your computer and jump on the Internet. The Internet has become the research tool of choice for a large chunk of the population. You need to figure out ‘what’ these Internet surfers are researching for on the web.

Compile a list of keywords that you think a typical Internet user will type into such search engines as Google and Yahoo. There are websites dedicated to providing statistics on the popularity of keywords. For example, the website www.goodkeywords.com allows you to type in a keyword, such as ‘computer’, and see how many times the keyword was searched for or ranked in the past month. This is an efficient way to determine hot topics of interest.

3. WHO: Let’s say you have investigated the popularity of keywords and have concluded that a popular keyword phrase is ‘home based business’. However, you are not well versed in home based businesses. How are you going to create content about a home based business? The answer is to consult home based business experts.

There are a flurry of home based business websites on the Internet. Seek out at least 12 qualified, reputable home based business experts. Call these experts directly and explain the partnership you could establish for a teleseminar.

Often times these experts will have their own client email lists. Solicit these clients to attend the teleseminar. Allow teleseminar participants to ask the expert several questions. The beauty of the client email lists is that these prospects are already interested in home based business information.

4. WHEN: Send an email to your new client lists after you have partnered with the home based business experts. The email should ask participants to answer the following two questions:

‘What is most important to you about a ‘home based business”
‘What is your single biggest problem with a ‘home based business’?’

Review the email responses and select 7-12 of the most frequently asked questions to focus on during the teleseminar.

5. WHY: Providing a content rich teleseminar is critical to your reputation, client satisfaction, and future projects. Invest time in creating the best teleseminar you possibly can.

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