At first
thought, the idea of holding your own teleseminar might seem as out-of-reach as
starting your own professional basketball team. As you'll discover in the next
few pages, however, that's simply not the case. Teleseminars aren't just for
the likes of Tony Robbins, John Grey, and Suze Orman. In fact, thousands of
internet marketers, small business owners, and solo professionals regularly use
teleseminars to reach new audiences, establish themselves as experts, and
create new products. And so can you.
Some people
charge thousands to teach you how to master the fine art of teleseminars, but
you really won't need to spend that kind of money to learn the ropes.
Teleseminars don't have to be flashy events with slick graphics, big-name
speakers, and four-figure price tags. Instead, most of the best teleseminars
are much more down to earth. They're a lot like traditional seminars, except
that they are usually less formal and presented over a teleconference or bridge
line rather than in person and at a physical location.
It's easy to
see the advantage of teleseminars. You won't have to limit yourself to the
number of people you can round up and lure into a hotel room or lecture hall.
Instead, you can draw your audience from all over the globe and connect with
them by phone.
And it doesn't
have to be fancy either. In fact, any time you're on the phone, talking about
your products, services, or on anything else related to marketing your
business, you're conducting a teleseminar. Of course, you can also host
teleseminars that are more formal and require more planning and care in execution.
And that's what you're going to learn in this report.
First, I'm
going to cover the basics of teleseminars: GET THE FULL REPORT...sign up for our SPOTLIGHT MARKETING NEWS at www.getbookedsolid.com and get this full ebook FREE!
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