A Few More Suggestions for Making your Webinars Interactive
Yazan: Michelle Schoen | 01 April 2010 | No Comments
Categories: Video and Webinars
I am working with a client this week on his first Webinar. We are using Go to Webinar and I am showing him how to use the tool and giving him some best practices for making his Webinar great.
He already has really good slides. A nice mixture of images and bullets on a casual [...]
A Checklist for Webinar Success
Yazan: Michelle Schoen | 11 September 2008 | No Comments
Categories: Video and Webinars
Some things you just don’t want to leave to chance and delivering a Webinar in front of a large group of people is one of them. As a Virtual Assistant I have been helping my clients over the past couple years in setting up and moderating their Webinars. I have finally gotten around to creating [...]
How to Record a Webinar with Camtasia: Part 4
Yazan: Michelle Schoen | 13 August 2008 | 2 Comments
Categories: Video and Webinars
This is the fourth in my series on “How to use Camtasia Studio to record, edit and produce a Webinar”. So many of my clients are now getting into doing Webinars that is seems a shame not to go ahead and record them and get them a little more exposure.
In my last blog post I [...]
How to Record a Webinar with Camtasia: Part 1
Yazan: Michelle Schoen | 14 July 2008 | 1 Comment
Categories: Video and Webinars
O.K. So your client may have a few teleclasses under their belt and they feel pretty good about them. Technically, it is pretty hard to mess up a teleclass. Now they think they are ready for the next step. Something visual and more interactive. Something that will set them apart from all the other coaches, [...]
How to Justify your Virtual Assistant Rates
Yazan: michelle | 11 June 2008 | No Comments
Categories: News for Clients, Using the Right Tools
Because I have specialized skills, such as setting up shopping carts and creating product demos, I usually charge my clients $45.00/hr (a little less when they buy a package). To some small businesses owners, that may be used to having employees at much lower hourly rates, it may seem like a lot.
To justify what I [...]
What a Virtual Assistant can do with Squidoo
Yazan: michelle | 03 June 2008 | 2 Comments
Categories: How to Misc., Social Marketing
I had heard of Squidoo but for some reason the name was so yucky I just didn’t want to go there. And I certainly didn’t think a place like Squidoo would have anything of value for a Virtual Assistant. Well OK I was wrong..
The Squidoo idea is simple and easy to explain: allow anyone to [...]
Attend a Virtual Convention for Virtual Assistants this Weekend
Yazan: michelle | 13 May 2008 | No Comments
Categories: News for VAs
From Thursday May 15th to Saturday May 17th 2008, there will be an Internet-based event for anyone who is interested in working with a Virtual Assistant.
During this FREE first-of-its-kind event, you’ll learn:
What to look for when hiring a VA
What tasks VAs can perform
How VAs are paid
How you can Recession Proof your Business by Using a [...]
Watch out Fellow VAs the K-Humans are Coming to Replace Us!
Yazan: michelle | 05 May 2008 | No Comments
Categories: How to Misc., News for VAs
I really thought I had job security in this field. I thought if I just kept doing a great job for my clients I would never have to worry about being replaced. Now I find out these animated 2nd life type creatures are coming to steal all my work.
You’re going to LOVE this video which [...]
How Virtual Assistants can Bring a Fresh Perspective to their Client’s Work
Yazan: michelle | 12 March 2008 | 3 Comments
Categories: News for Clients, News for VAs, Outsourcing
O.K. I wasn’t thrilled when he used the words “grunt work” to describe the copywriting work he outsources to VAs and other contractors. But, I did like the way Michael Fortin discusses the value we bring. He feels that you need to outsource and you need to be open to the new ideas and perspectives [...]
How to Help your Client Set Up their Web Hosting
Yazan: michelle | 29 February 2008 | No Comments
Categories: Become a Virtual Assistant, Improve your VA Skills, Register a domain and get Hosting
Earlier I showed you a demo of how to help your client set up a domain name. That must, obviously, be done first before you set up Web hosting. I always recommend Hostgator because for 9.95/month you can host unlimited Websites. Now, I’m embarrassed to mention this, but a while back I did not [...]
