Running your own webinar is a great way to connect with your audience, make a product, or even build your audience up bigger. What if you have never presented on a webinar. You might be confused about what exactly is involved. All you have to do is schedule the date and time of your webinar, generate a webinar registration link so others can sign up. Then, just show up to the webinar at the specified time and date, share your dream, and state your voice.
Once you get your webinar service (I recommend GoToWebinar) then you create a new webinar session. This can be usually a one-hour or two-hour training session on any subject you choose. You write down the title of the webinar and the description along with the date, time, and time zone. You save your changes and now you have this time slot available, and when this time slot comes up, you can log into your webinar account, start the webinar, show your screen, and start presenting. But, what you've done here is the first step. You've now scheduled your webinar.
What happens next? Your webinar service usually generates what's called a registration link. This is the link you give to others to allow them to register for your webinar beforehand. This is important that they do it before because as the webinar draws nearer, the system will automatically send them messages reminding them that the webinar is coming up, and when the webinar is live, they can now join, see your screen, and hear your voice. Take this link, send it to your e-mail subscribers, post on your blog, post on Twitter and Facebook, and now people can register. When it comes time to present -- for example, this coming Thursday at 2:00pm Eastern Time -- you click on the button to start the webinar, and it will begin sharing your screen. The best webinar services don't use your camera. They instead display anything on your desktop including a web browser or PowerPoint presentation. You show your screen and speak your voice and now people can both see and hear you online on this live streaming training session that you can use to gather live questions and even record it later.
Those are the steps to running your very own webinar. First, schedule the webinar date and time, generate a registration link, and then finally, share your screen and speak your voice live so people can be trained by you.
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