Companies are struggling with webinars. It's easy to blame "webinar overload", but the truth is that most folks are approaching webinars totally wrong. They're making mistakes like: 1. Spending an eternity on introductions and housekeeping. 2. Turning thought leadership webinars into blatant product pitches. 3. Keeping everything highly scripted. 4. Doing a half-assed Q&A and loading it with seed questions. 5. Not recruiting quality speakers. Balto is crushing webinars because we've chosen a different formula. 1. We blaze through introductions and housekeeping. 2. Every webinar is either thought leadership or a product tour, not both. 3. We let guests talk how they normally talk. 4. The audience is the secret sauce. The chat is buzzin' the entire time. 5. Our guests are C-levels and industry experts. Check out Balto's summer lineup ☀
I bail after 10 to 15 minutes of "waiting for others to join" and then sharing testimonials before anything else happens. Start on time, set the agenda, get to the point, add value, then sell me, can't work any other way.
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6moPpl aren’t tired of webinars they are tired of being lied to. If it’s a product pitch say that… don’t say I’ll learn x,y,z and never get to it. Get to what I came for!!! That’s how we approach all our webinars!!