Archive for Teleseminars
Triage For Choosing Teleseminars and Webinars
Posted by: | CommentsWhen I first started online, there were no teleseminars being offered. It was only after 2001 that they became popular. By the end of the following year I was enrolled in a coaching program and attending 14 teleseminars a week!
And now to complicate matters webinars have been added to the mix. Not only can you listen and learn, but you can also watch and learn even more. And while you used to be able to listen to a teleseminar in your car or on a walk, it’s more difficult to get the most out of a webinar if you’re not in front of your computer.
Teleseminars: Kindergarten or Graduate School?
Posted by: | CommentsIn 2001 I got a call from a man I’d never met. He introduced himself, we talked for a while and set up another time to talk – on a teleseminar I was hosting. That man was to become a good friend, a mentor, and a business partner.
Alex Mandossian and I have known each other for more than six years now. I’ve interviewed him multiple times – and he’s interviewed me as well.
Make Money with Teleseminars: Video
Posted by: | CommentsIf you want to enhance your credibility, build rapport with your prospects and clients, and make more money, then you need to watch this video.
Teleseminars: Content That Works
Posted by: | CommentsOne of the most frequently asked questions asked about teleseminars is, “What do I talk about?” Rephrased it is “What content sells?”
Here are 5 ways to not only find something to talk about, but also find a profitable topic as well.
Internet Radio Show – Host Your Own!
Posted by: | CommentsIf you’ve ever wanted to host your own Internet radio show, this is your chance. One of my former students – Raven Blair-Davis. Raven decided 18 months ago that she *really* wanted to do teleseminars.
But she took it a step further – and set up a radio show. Then one show was not enough. Instead, she hosts several successful Internet Radio shows.
Her guest lists read like a who’s who of great speakers, authors, actors, and other notables in their fields. And she’s finally agreed to share her knowledge with others who want to start an Internet Radio show!
http://TamerTips.com/InternetRadio/
She calls the course kitchen table radio – because that’s how easy it is to do.
The course starts Monday, July 23, so hurry. And be sure to tell her “Jeanette sent me!”
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