9 Tips To Improve Your Live Conference Webcast
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This document provides tips for making live webcasts more engaging for online audiences. It suggests mixing slides with camera shots to bring the story to life, writing a script beforehand, adding extras like overlays or videos, and cutting between slides and cameras rather than using picture-in-picture. It also recommends hiring passionate speakers and relying on professionals to produce the webcast.
9 Tips To Improve Your Live Conference Webcast
- 2. Yet first, why use a live webcast?
- 3. A live webcast allows you to educate, train and inform more people than ever before.
- 4. A live webcast increases knowledge, creates ambassadors and generates more sales & revenue.
- 5. Great!, Isnt it?
- 6. Absolutely, as long as you get the attention of your online audience.
- 7. Sadly enough, all too often webcasts are simply boring!
- 8. Bye bye online audience They just STOPPED watching.
- 9. And youll get no fans, no experts, no sales.
- 11. Drop static speaker shots. Use more cameras to switch between multiple viewing points.
- 12. Rather than using a separate window, mix slides with camera shots to make your story come alive.
- 13. Make your homework: write a script of your live broadcast session prior to the event.
- 14. Bring in extras like overlays or prerecorded videoclips to animate your story.
- 15. Forget about Picture In Picture, always cut between slides and cameras.
- 16. Dont show a Back after lunch message for more than one hour, yet shoot the conference room instead.* * Online visitors will appreciate knowing they can still get another cup of coffee
- 17. Follow your time shedule: it allows online visitors to only join the sessions relevant to them.
- 18. Hire a passionate speaker, it really makes a difference, especially online.
- 19. Rely on professionals. With live broadcasting, you only have one chance to do it right.