Over the last 12 months I have delivered over 50 online training sessions: Conferences, Awards, Webinars, Programs, Classes etc...

Here are the 7 most common mistakes people make when delivering a webinar and how to avoid them.

Have you ever run a webinar and thought, “that was great, but did we really succeed?”

If you are a coach, an author, a speaker, a podcaster, a startup founder, then you'd understand the value of planning and tracking. But when it comes to our webinars, do you ask these questions: “What do we actually plan?” or “What do we track?” or “How do we plan?” And then “What do we track?”

If you are just starting to plan your webinar here is a list of things you MUST sort out BEFORE you are ready to launch your webinar campaign.

Now the basics include the purpose for our webinar, the webinar logistics, our speakers, the webinar communication content and the graphics. So we're going to cover 5 of the basics that we must set up before we promote our webinars.

Does the thought of creating consistent social media content increase your heart rate and send you into anxious-filled overwhelm? This is the usual response from my clients.

Well, you’re in luck! Cause today’s article will discuss the 5 types of social media posts for webinar promotion and how to quickly and easily it is to create them.

If you're looking to increase leads and sales without spending money on advertising, then running a monthly webinar as part of your marketing strategy is the perfect solution.

Your run sheet is your no.1 document to streamline your webinar, communicate with your team and ensure a successful webinar.

A great quote attributed to Ken Blanchard.

Today, let's discuss how to create a brilliant feedback form so that you can get everything that you need from your attendees or your audience. We're going to talk about WHY we should have a feedback form, WHEN to ask for feedback and WHAT specifically to ask for in order to get the best response.

A webinar gives you unique opportunity to give back.

Although a big part of running a webinar is to grow your business. It is also important to give, give value, give opportunity and give back with impact.

So let's unpack these ways of giving back in our webinars a little bit.

Engagement is the key to prevent disconnection. Remember, your webinar audience are easily distracted. They are at home and there are a million things that can distract them from you. So make sure you are a dynamic presenter who keeps your audience engaged.

Are you boring your webinar audience?

Have you been wondering what sort of emails to send out to your database? Emails to get them; engaged, registered, show up and re-engage with you and your webinar.

In this blog, I will cover the types of emails you must send out.

Have you sat down to create your slide deck for a webinar and wondered, how the #$%& do I get what’s in my head on to some slides and NOT overwhelm my audience?

Recently, I was listening to a Bean Ninja podcast with Anfernee Chansamooth and Nathan Barry from ConverterKit.

Nathan was discussing the growth of ConverterKit (among other things)

Part of their growth strategy is running webinars, namely, partner webinars.

Playing with others makes it more fun. I'm sure you'll agree with me. So today I'd like to cover three types of people who help you run your successful webinar.

TL:DR

3 different types of webinars, when you should use them and how to get the best outcome.

Many clients I speak with feel that they are not good enough to run their own webinar.

Today, I have a really interesting question and statement. Don't let imposter syndrome stop you.

Here are 7 tips on how you too can get mentally and physically ready to deliver a LIVE online event. Let’s face it, the world has changed. The world of events has been hit HARD but not all is lost. It’s possible to take your in-person LIVE event to an online LIVE event.