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eWorkshop Best Practices
Many authors, writers, bloggers, website owners, businesses and non-profit organizations are seeking a way to
create a recurring revenue model, but this is not a viable option using traditional webinar and podcast technologies. The eWorkshop includes a set of best practices for online presentations and a delivery system that provides passive marketing and is set up to work with proactive social media marketing campaigns.
eWorkshops Best Practices; Completed (0:18)
This concludes our eWorkshop.
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(released October 2009)
eWorkshops Best Practices; Conclusion (0:39)
The key to a successful and lucrative subscription based eWorkshop program is creating new and valuable content each month, building your leads, your prospect lists, maintaining excellent customer service, having products for new and existing customers, and a commitment to your vision.
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eWorkshops Best Practices; Creating a Lucrative Subscription-Based eWorkshop Program (1:23)
Your content and vision, when you put it all together, becomes your brand. Branding is not just a logo and color selection. It is how you use language, its your message, and its the way you do business. Its your integrity and so many things that you may have only just now considered. Your brand is your vision as others see it. It is everyone’s cumulative view of your vision.
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eWorkshops Best Practices; Creating a Powerful and Engaging Presentation (2:20)
Using the techniques covered in this module allows you to create an engaging and interesting presentation. It also creates better communications between you and your contacts and builds better relationships. The key benefits covered include the PS-FAB style of writing and presentation, the value of conducting polls to engage attendees, contact management techniques and how to build better relationships.
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eWorkshops Best Practices; For All Online Presentations (3:47)
There are now some established best practices for online presentations. This module includes information on what to look for when considering delivery systems, the single most overlooked aspect of the most popular webinar technologies. Also covered in these best practices are concepts like engaging attendees at regular intervals, breaking up the presentation into many short segments, smart systems, techniques for addressing shorter attention spans and more.
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eWorkshops Best Practices; Four Problems Solved by an eWorkshop Program (2:03)
An eWorkshop is much like a webinar in that there is audio and video associated with the presentation and ANYONE can participate over the Internet. The difference is that there are many problems associated with the current use of webinars that the eWorkshop solves. The eWorkshop REPRESENTS A “blue ocean” strategy that WILL set your business apart from everyone else.
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eWorkshops Best Practices; Four Ways to Use an eWorkshop (2:40)
There are four primary ways to use an eWorkshop for your business: an automated way to gain access to the global market; a subscription based recurring revenue model; a promotional item for your products or services as part of your sales funnel; and as a testing tool to your improve promotional language for informational products and services.
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eWorkshops Best Practices; Introduction (2:45)
As technology is changing so rapidly, most people and organizations are finding themselves behind the technology curve. They have outdated manual systems that need to be automated with technology. This automation enhances or replaces manual systems, which are generally used to maintain relationships. The purpose of automating these systems is to provide more effective communications, and this is what creates better relationships.
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eWorkshops Best Practices; Passive and Proactive Marketing Strategies (3:53)
Using the PS-FAB and other techniques discussed earlier may be new to some people and take some time to master. Most are used to creating or attending workshops structured as a long one-way conversation, like a lecture. We recommend that you get help organizing and creating your first few eWorkshops until you have a good understanding of these effective presentation techniques. Once you master them, they will help you create much better presentations, which will help significantly in your marketing. This module also includes information on the two main types of marketing - passive and proactive.
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eWorkshops Best Practices; Social Media Marketing and Syndication (1:55)
As newspaper, radio and television advertising is becoming less irrelevant, everyone is looking to search engines and social media as a source for advertising. Recent developments are making social media marketing the best single source for marketing and promotion.
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eWorkshops Best Practices; Technologies Needed to Create an eWorkshop (3:56)
Using the techniques covered in this module allows you to create an engaging and interesting presentation. It also creates better communications between you and your contacts and builds better relationships. The key benefits covered include the PS-FAB style of writing and presentation, the value of conducting polls to engage attendees, contact management techniques and how to build better relationships.
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(released October 2009)
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