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 [… Read More]

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 [… Read More]

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 [… Read More]

This is the third in my series on recording and producing webinar video. Once you have your recording it is time to start editing. If you have recorded a Webinar then you will need to start by mixing the audio with the video.  I always record my audio separately using Audio Acrobat.  Some people will [… Read More]

This is my second installment in my four part series that will teach you how to record and produce a Webinar video. Now that you are familiar with the common terms used to describe the various types of online recordings you can narrow your focus on just Webinars. Let me show you and how to [… Read More]

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, [… Read More]