MTO Summit Webinar Tech Series:

A Webinar on How Not to Do Webinars

 

Presented Friday, October 8, 2010 

Audience: Those who give webinars, their content teams, and professionals who might find themselves in the circumstance of conducting a webinar.

Sponsored by a2z, Inc. and Experient
 

About Webinar:

Webinars are an increasing part of our learning mix. From virtual trade shows to event extras (and sometimes replacements), webinars are on our calendar much more regularly than ever before. But we've all attended our share of clunkers. Barring the technical glitches and the merits of this or that platform, there are some things that any presenter can do to improve his or her webinar's creation, delivery, and ultimately, its effectiveness. Join Chris Brogan in an exploration of what works, what doesn't, and what's most cringe worthy. Though there'll be some humor, there will be many useful takeaways for your next presentation.

Mr. Brogan will be covering some of the common flaws and oversights of webinars that people give, and then will go deep into best practices to help improve the quality of your webinar and drive the results you want.

About Chris Brogan:

Chris Brogan consults and speaks professionally with Fortune 100 and 500 companies like PepsiCo, General Motors, Microsoft, and more, on the future of business communications, and social software technologies. He is a New York Times bestselling co-author of Trust Agents, and a featured monthly columnist at Entrepreneur Magazine. Chris’s blog, chrisbrogan.com, is in the Top 5 of the Advertising Age Power150. He has over 11 years experience in online community, social media, and related technologies.

Chris is President of New Marketing Labs, a new media marketing agency serving primarily Fortune 100 and 500 clients, and president of Human Business Works, an online education and community company for small businesses and solo entrepreneurs.