How To Minimize Webinar Hiccups?
Since I started IM 3 years ago, I have been invited to several webinars having been on the email list either from marketers I bought products from or subscribe to.
Though webinars are a great way to interact with many people at one go, there is still 1 major flaw to be addressed.
That is how to minimize webinar hiccups?
Hiccups as in loss of audio or other technical issues that happened on the organizer's side that forced the webinar to be cancelled, postponed and even resulted in some subscribers unsubscribing.
Sometime ago Mike Filsaime started this webinar software launch which I presumed to be addressing these issues. But then again not everyone likes to watch recorded webinars. They prefer live webinars whereby they can interact with the speaker.
My question is how to minimize webinar hiccups in order to create or ensure a win-win situation?
Though webinars are a great way to interact with many people at one go, there is still 1 major flaw to be addressed.
That is how to minimize webinar hiccups?
Hiccups as in loss of audio or other technical issues that happened on the organizer's side that forced the webinar to be cancelled, postponed and even resulted in some subscribers unsubscribing.
Sometime ago Mike Filsaime started this webinar software launch which I presumed to be addressing these issues. But then again not everyone likes to watch recorded webinars. They prefer live webinars whereby they can interact with the speaker.
My question is how to minimize webinar hiccups in order to create or ensure a win-win situation?
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Paul Agabin -
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