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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Tips For Using Webinars in Long Sales Cycles
As marketers, leveraging webinars as a lead generation tactic, we sometimes forget that it is also a crucial content marketing strategy as well. Without a plan for how to leverage that content in marketing initiatives, the outcome of a webinar … Continue reading
7 Tips for Success Marketing With Webinars
Webinars – also called web conferences – are a highly effective content marketing tactic. In fact, a recent B2B Content Marketing study gave them an extremely high effectiveness rating, second only to in-person events. And while in-person events can be … Continue reading
The Critical Role of the Webinar Moderator
Enjoy this post from WebAttract’s Managing Principal & Executive Webinar Producer Mike Agron Dos and Don’ts Affecting the Planning Around Logistics, Human Factors and Technology Dos 1. Before you go live, always plan to have at least 2 dry runs … Continue reading
Adding the Human Touch to Your Webinars
A common question about webinars – especially one that’s raised by experienced trainers and presenters – is about webinars seeming more distant and remote than a face-to-face presentation. I saw the question phrased like this recently on a LinkedIn group: … Continue reading
