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Believe it or not, we at 247 Webcasting love physical events. As much as we live and breathe webinars and virtual events, there’s nothing quite like the buzz and atmosphere of networking with like-minded professionals in a stylish venue. Plus, you might even get some sandwiches! But we increasingly see companies missing out on the easiest event win of all… and that

Part 2: Lobby Page and Confirmation Emails In Part 1 of our Good, Bad and Ugly guide to Webinar Design, we covered the building of your Registration Pages, and how to optimise the design and content to drive sign-ups, and how to perfectly blend form and function. So – congratulations! – you have enticed your potential audience with your promotional

Part 1: REGISTRATION The key to great webinar design is giving equal importance to both how your webinar looks, and how engaging it is for your audience; this is the classic design principle of form following function. It may sound simple, but after well over a decade in the industry, we at 247 Webcasting have seen some absolute horror shows

Webinars are one of the most effective methods for digital lead generation. Not only are they a vital source of digital data capture, but they can provide you with highly valuable insights into your target market, and provide a cost-effective way to engage with a truly global audience. This is why they’re such an intrinsic part of every successful online

There is more to a successful webinar than just a great presenter and his attentive audience. It all starts with careful planning, followed by proper execution to keep audiences engaged and interested, while providing value even after a scheduled presentation. In order to maximize the possibilities of a successful webinar, you should be aware of and avoid these 10 common

Lawyers should showcase their expertise to prospects and clients in an innovative way in order to stand out. Using webcasts enables them to effectively and efficiently do so, while also marketing themselves and distributing content. Furthermore, webcasting platforms allow law firms to gather valuable information that can be used in business development endeavours. Today, webcasts are among the top ranking

Medical practitioners and health care providers know the importance of using the internet for getting readily available information. However, life sciences companies take the brunt of the negative effect of this scenario especially when more and more of their target customers are being driven by increased global competition, decreased budgets, and declining sales force. Many life sciences companies often find

Financial institutions always have crucial decisions to make and serious communication challenges. Among them are the mandatory trainings and recertification they need to provide to their certified employees, and ensuring that there is a continuous stream of company information and updates to their staff and partners. They also require an aggressive external communications approach to update clients and prospects on

Webcasting has become an important tool for accounting firms to communicate with their customers, partners, employees, and prospects. Small to large accounting firms are using webcasts for a number of applications such as CPE (continuing professional education), training, corporate communications, and marketing. Webcasting and virtual presentations allows you to engage, interact, and customize user experience. And since these presentations are

Developing superior webcasts for marketing, sales and training purposes take time, money and energy. The current options you have from a webcast provider will help determine if you can extend the life of your presentations in such a way that you reach more audiences and succeed at lead generation. Delivering valuable content is, of course, your primary goal whenever you

There are epic webcasts and there are failed webcasts. These things happen even to the savviest production crew behind a presentation. Let’s not forget that it’s not always ‘a walk at the park’ to produce epically flawless webinars. It takes time, money and energy for every webcast presentation to work as planned. But some things can go wrong that are