We've all attended that typical corporate webinar. It seems to be formulaic. First, the host introduces him or herself. Then s/he reads a short bio about the speaker. Then the speaker reads his or her presentation. And all you, the viewers, see are a series of PowerPoint slides. Then there are a few minutes remaining for Q&A at the end of the webinar if there are even any questions posted on the chat. Finally, the webinar closes without any call to action. Are you bored yet? I believe there is a way to create better webinars by combining entertainment with educational material. Would you like to know more about edutainment?
Edutainment mostly refers to television programs, movies, books or other media that are both educational and entertaining and are mostly intended for children. But what if you used this concept to educate your customers using a webinar platform? I think you would get better results and have your customers coming back for your next webinar. Here are a few tips that I think will help you develop your own edutainment webinars.
Along with a great presentation and content you might want to consider the equipment you need to host a great webinar. It's not just about using your built-in camera or sharing PowerPoint slides with your audience. But it's about engaging your audience. With just a few inexpensive pieces of equipment, you will be able to give a stellar performance at your next webinar.
I've developed a resource for you that will provide a few necessary items you should buy before you put on your next webinar.
You may not think you need a coach to help you with your next webinar but you would be wrong. Little nuances will make the difference between a good webinar and a great webinar. And we measure that by the engagement we get before, during, and after the webinar.
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