So you know you want to host a webinar, but you’re not sure where to start. Use this 14-day planner to help you create your webinar. Check it out… (this is the 2nd part of the 14-day planner).
This is optional, depending on what type of webinar you’re creating. However, this is the day to create bonus materials that you’ll hand out during or after the webinar.
Here are examples of the types of items you might offer as handouts:
So you know you want to host a webinar, but you’re not sure where to start. Use this 14-day planner to help you create your webinar. Check it out…
Here are the things you need to do today:
Let’s start with the platform. The bottom line here is that you want to choose one of the large, established and reputable platforms like GoToWebinar.com. Don’t choose a “no name” platform, as your webinar will be a nightmare if you run into technical issues.
That’s the easy part.
First Impressions is a 23 page (6000+ word) guide that teaches people how to make a powerful and memorable first impression.
Sections Include:
There are plenty of marketers and business owners who employ a “seat of the pants” scheduling style for their social media campaigns. And, not coincidentally, there are also a lot of marketers and small business owners who are sorely disappointed with their social media results.
Point is, if you want to get good results, then you need to plan and schedule your content. That’s what this checklist and set of questions will help you do. Take a look…
In order to determine what types of content you’re going to post, you need to first decide on your primary and secondary social media goals. Examples include:
Twitter Marketing – How To Get Leads With Twitter is a 30 page, 6000+ word report.
This report explores using Twitter to get leads. When you should be tweeting, what you should say, how you should say it, how often you should be posting updates, and how to build followers. It also goes over how to turn those followers into leads to funnel them through your sales cycle.
Chapter List: