Let's face it. It's much easier to do a lot of things wrong than it is to do a few things right on webinar.
But the good news is, if you focus on just a few things to make better and you are aware of things you probably do wrong on your live video training sessions. You can prove much faster.
When you run webinars, especially those PowerPoint presentations, you want to avoid death by PowerPoint by not over reading your slides, making webinar about your audience, not about you, and by building a relationship.
Whether you've seen a PowerPoint at work, at school, or somewhere else, we've all known that guy that all he does is make his PowerPoint presentations way too detailed and read every bullet point word for word. And it's so boring. You'll learn to how to read at a young age, you don't need someone else to do it for you.
That means that your PowerPoint presentation should begin outline not a script.
Have a slide and put three or four bullets on that slide but use them to stir the conversation and keep you on track not to function as your cue cards. You should know your topic well enough that you could speak for a minute or two given each individual bullet.
And when you do speak, you could use your own experience and credibility but make the audience aware of what these means for them.
Maybe you are running a webinar about how you bought a house for $2,000 and sold it for $50,000. But it means nothing to me unless you explain to me what I can learn from this and can I duplicate the same thing. Otherwise, you are just braying and not teaching and not giving a real lesson.
These all has to do with relationship building. It's fine to teach people something and share your experience but the webinar has to be about them and has to be about how you can help them get to where you are.
Keep this in mind throughout the whole webinar that you need to entertain them, keep their attention and give them a real concrete less ad voidance and your webinars will be a lot better than they were before.
Avoid those presentation mistakes, over reading your slides, making it about you and not them and lack of relationship building.
Present on a webinar today! In the next few minutes, using the training ground at: www.webinarcrusher.com
