Webinar Supremacy 2 MRR Ebook With Audio

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The best way to choose a platform is to look at all of the features that the most popular applications offer. Some of these include the ability to stream video, screen sharing, statistics tracking and reporting, chat rooms, mobile access to the seminar and much more. Decide which features you absolutely need and then decide what your budget is. Then you can begin weeding out platforms that don’t meet your needs.

If you need a starting point, some of the most popular webinar platforms on the market right now include WebEx by Cisco, GoToWebinar, ClickWebinar and AnyTalk. There are also budget platforms that cost nothing at all to use but are limited because they aren’t really set up for webinars, but can be used as such with the elimination of many of the standard webinar features. These include Skype and Google Hangouts.

Step Two: Gather Your Equipment

You are going to need some equipment if you want to host a webinar. These vital pieces of hardware will allow you to make your webinar run smoothly and look professional while you are conducting it. Let’s go through the required equipment list piece-by-piece in order from most important to least.

Your Computer: You need a good computer if you are going to host a webinar. You don’t necessarily need to run out and buy a new, state-of-the-art computer intended for graphic intensive business applications unless your own computer performs very poorly.

What you need to make sure of are things like CPU speed and multiple cores – a quad core at the minimum. You also need a sufficient amount of RAM, with 4 GB being the absolute minimum and you’ll want to make sure that you have a solid soundcard, video card and Ethernet port on your computer.

Your Internet Connection: This one has just a couple of very specific requirements: you need to have a wired connection, not a Wi-Fi connection, and you need to have a lot of upload and download speed. 10 Mb connections are the starting point for running webinars.

Your Webcam: If you plan to use streaming video during your webinar, you are going to need a good HD webcam that sends out a professional video feed to your attendees. Anything less than HD is considered unprofessional in this day and age.

Your Microphone: A good USB microphone that has the quality that you want for a webinar (for about $100) is the Blue Yeti. However, there are other choices too. Get a really good microphone though that sends out a very clear, very professional audio stream. Don’t rely on your laptop microphone or a cheap USB mic.

Step Three: Plan Your Presentation

Your next step in the process will be to plan your presentation. This can be challenging if you have never hosted a webinar before. However, if you follow these steps you will have a presentation that is worth presenting on launch day.

1. Decide upon a topic: You need to know what you are going to present if you want to proceed with preparation. It should be something that you know about and can be regarded as an “expert” in as well as something that people want to learn and will allow you to pair with a monetization model.

2. Decide what multimedia you need: You want to have some slides prepared or any other multimedia that helps you make your point. Create all of your multimedia well in advance so that you have time to practice with it.

3. Become familiar with your platform: You need to make sure that you know your platform very well, which means that you need to practice with it, play with it and especially, conduct test runs with your webinar. Read all of the tutorials for using the webinar platform and make sure that you are using it to its full potential.

4. Write a script: You’ll need a script to follow, with your slides or other multimedia factored into it. This doesn’t necessarily have to be followed completely but it will give you a framework to lean on to make sure you don’t get lost during your presentation.

5. Record Yourself: Make sure that you are recording yourself doing practice webinars so that you can see how you appear to others. Getting some friends or colleagues to watch your webinar and give you tips for improvement wouldn’t go amiss either.

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- 1 Ebook (PDF, DOCX), 10 Pages
- 1 Audio (MP3)
- 2 Graphics (PNG)
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- Year Released/Circulated: 2022
- File Size: 4,451 KB

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