Because why else wouldn't one just watch a movie, right? At the end of your Webcast, it is best to set aside 5 to 10 minutes to answer questions from the audience. This way you can build a bond with the people who listen to and watch your Webinar and you can further push your Call to Action. Answering questions honestly and fully will also generate trust, especially when it is a question that may be a bit more difficult.
Also broadcast your webinar on social media
Some Webinar providers give you the option to also broadcast your Webinar on social media. This way you can reach your current fans and people who may have forgotten to register can still follow the webinar.
Send follow-up email
We have already talked about how it is very important that you remind people that your Webcast will take place (soon). But did you know that a follow-up email is just as important? In your follow-up email you can repeat the most important points of your Webinar and highlight your CTA. Such an email is also very interesting for people who have registered but were perhaps unable to attend. Perhaps you can link to an instant replay or a video from the Webcast to generate even more leads and interest.
A nice PowerPoint is very important
Many Webinars are based on PowerPoint presentations. It is important that your presentation looks beautiful and professional. Don't place too many drawings and text on your presentation and make sure everything is correct and easy to read.
Have a dress rehearsal
Having technical problems when you want to broadcast a webinar is not good advertising for your company or product! That is why we at Livestream Solutions always hold a dress rehearsal before you start the webinar. We immediately look at the way you present yourself. This way you will receive a lot of interesting and important feedback that can help you set up a very good Webcast that converts leads into customers!
The webinar host
It might all be quite exciting, a live broadcast where you can't do anything and everything has to run smoothly. A good host or moderator will help you with this and maneuver you through the broadcast. It is important to select someone who has experience in this. He or she must keep the conversation going, ask specific questions and ensure that the webinar stays within time. Think of Eva Jinik, Jeroen Pauw or Beau van Erven Dorens. These are all discussion leaders who direct the broadcast. Naturally, these are experienced presenters with a hefty price tag. Fortunately, we have a database of various (affordable) webinar hosts with experience in different fields. And don't forget, have fun!
