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Hi Shane!
Webinars are great (more work) but I'd do a free teleconference where you just "talk" and people can hear and ask questions (you can also mute them out which I do). I have them submit questions prior to the teleconference.
So, something like this "7 Secrets to Stay Fit During the Holidays" Everyone wants to know this right? :)
You can promote through your social media, email contacts, gym contacts and let them know they can tune in or get a FREE replay.
I use http://www.freeconference.com/ Totally free unless you want the recording $6 for replay sent to your attendees.
I had over 130 people sign up for my teleconference and I use it now for other promotional ads and giveaways in my email newsletters etc.
Hope this helps and good luck on your call!
Webinars are great (more work) but I'd do a free teleconference where you just "talk" and people can hear and ask questions (you can also mute them out which I do). I have them submit questions prior to the teleconference.
So, something like this "7 Secrets to Stay Fit During the Holidays" Everyone wants to know this right? :)
You can promote through your social media, email contacts, gym contacts and let them know they can tune in or get a FREE replay.
I use http://www.freeconference.com/ Totally free unless you want the recording $6 for replay sent to your attendees.
I had over 130 people sign up for my teleconference and I use it now for other promotional ads and giveaways in my email newsletters etc.
Hope this helps and good luck on your call!
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I like freeconferencing also. Teleclass leading can be a book in itself, but here are a few tips.
Prepare prepare prepare
Have fun
Give attendees a ground rules of telclass attending
Make your point and make it again
The more the merrier
Don't teach, focus on the learning
Class title max 20 words, catchy and intriguing
Keep the class discription to 100 words
Know your audience
Plan at least 3 weeks out
Include instructors credentials, name and background
Know your style, peppy, warm, engineer type etc
Is it free?
Make registration clear and explain freeconferencing
What do you want them to know?
What are the benefits of your tele? Feelings
Enough for now
Danielle
Prepare prepare prepare
Have fun
Give attendees a ground rules of telclass attending
Make your point and make it again
The more the merrier
Don't teach, focus on the learning
Class title max 20 words, catchy and intriguing
Keep the class discription to 100 words
Know your audience
Plan at least 3 weeks out
Include instructors credentials, name and background
Know your style, peppy, warm, engineer type etc
Is it free?
Make registration clear and explain freeconferencing
What do you want them to know?
What are the benefits of your tele? Feelings
Enough for now
Danielle
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Thanks for the input, I found it very helpful. I am going to make it a free event and will check out freeconference.com. Again I would like to thank you for the good feedback. Have a great day!
