Chances are you've already joined someone else's web seminar training. But if you have not yet hosted your own, you might be thinking what exact steps am I going to have to take in order to set up this live presentation. It's easy. Luckily, there are only four steps: Print the webinar, get the registration link, send people to that link, and run your webinar.
Setting up a webinar is very easy especially if you leave most of the settings at their default and don't try to customize your webinar all that much. Services like GoToWebinar allow you to get crazy and ask attendees for their full address, phone number, allow you to create your own backgrounds when people register for the webinar. But really, you don't need all that extra stuff. You can leave most of these settings at the default.
All you need to do when creating a webinar is think of a title, think of a time and date, and think of what you want to ask the people who register. Personally, I only ask people who register for the first name, last name, and email address. And that's it.
Once I've created that webinar, once I have the title, time, and date, I get a special link. When people click that link, it shows a form where they fill out their first name, last name, and email address, then they're given the time of the webinar and they are later on sent reminders to come to the webinar.
So all you need to do is, step 3, send traffic to that link. The more people who go to that link who are targeted, the more people will sign up and the more people will show up to your live webinar. And the GoToWebinar service will send reminder emails automatically more and more often as the webinar day approaches.
Then when it's time for them to join, they click a link, they join your webinar, and they see your screen. They'll hear your audio which you can use either from a microphone plugged into your computer or from the telephone. You can dial in a special phone number and talk on your telephone and they will hear exactly what you say while you show your screen. And it's that simple.
And those are the four steps to running a webinar: Create the webinar, get the registration link, send people to that link, and finally run your webinar.
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