I did some additional research and saw that Hubspot does a lot of webinars – actually they do theirs weekly and they also have a live show every week too.

What I noticed with them is that they do not have that much text on their website home page (I guess to drive folks to their most important links), one of the links they have on their home page is a link to their upcoming webinars.

On the very top of their blog, they have a horizontal banner that links people to their upcoming webinar page. Also on each blog post, they have that same banner at the very bottom.

I assume that they also send out an email to their mailing list a couple of days before a webinar.

I checked their Twitter and Facebook stream and noticed that they also announce the webinars on there too.

They mostly use gotomeeting for their webinars.

I hope this helps others who might what to conduct webinars.

Now I have to figure out if I should schedule my webinars weekly or biweekly. What do yall think?

FACT: If the first one is a complete flop, I wont continue. If they end up getting less and less people each time, I wont continue – waste of time.

I will be announcing the webinars only to my mailing list, and through Facebook and Twitter. Nothing will go on the blog, accept for perhaps the odd link in relevant articles, etc.

Thanks again for the input!

Chris

I ask Pat Flynn this same question and since you are working on webinars too I like to get your input.

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I am thinking of making use of webinars for my virtual assistant blog. I am in the process of creating the webinar and I was thinking of setting up a biweekly webinar.

How many times in a month do you plan on having your webinars and at what time of the day do you plan to conduct them?

Secondly is it better to only let your email subscribers know about the webinar or blog about each webinar? Since my webinar for now will be on the same topic will it be appropriate to blog about it everytime?

Whats your take on this?

thanks
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Its called “WP-Polls”. Yeah, its kind of cool, isnt it!

Thanks for dropping by.

Chris

Thanks, bud.

Appreciated you taking time to check it out…

Chris

Actually, I had that problem, too.

But, my IT guy looked at it. Its a Mac thing (believe it or not). Try installing the latest version of Adobe Reader and making it your default viewer for PDF documents.

Works like a dream after that!

Lets chat next week.

Have a killer weekend, mate.

Chris

Just letting you know the PDF document opens but it shows the text in white. You might want to redo the transcript and change the text into black so people can read it.

Cheers!

Thanks for the encourage, buddy.

I look forward to continue to provide great content to help ALL OF US to create and enable our own perfect lifestyles. Thats the great thing about lifestyle design – everyone wants different things.

We can ALL learn from each other.

Thanks again for the comment, man.

Chris

I will definitely be there, thank you for helping us guys out by doing this sort of stuff.

It’s really appreciated, as I am sure you know but the work you’re putting together is very inspiring.

Thanks again.
Sam

Will be great to have you involved in the next one. Thanks for the comment.

Talk soon!!!

Chris