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"I sponsored my first teleseminar called 'It's All About Food' and 114 people signed up at $19.95 each. That's $2,274.20 in revenue. I recorded it, so I have a brand new product that will go into my shopping cart. I couldn't have done it without you!"

Barbara Thompson
Author
"Weight Loss Surgery; Finding the Thin Person Hiding Inside You"
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
http://www.wlscenter.com

  

How to Host Teleseminars and Sell Them as Profitable Products
Joan Stewart interviews Dan Janal of GreatTeleseminars.com (A 1-hour teleseminar)
$39.95 + $5 shipping & handling

You will learn:

  • 8 reasons why teleseminars are so popular with hosts and participants

  • How the "bridge line" technology works...and why you don't have to be a techie to use it

  • The advantages to digital recordings, especially if you're worried about making mistakes

  • The hassle-free way to host a one-hour teleseminar without having to prepare material

  • 2 ways to sell teleseminar products if you don't have an email list

  • The best way to decide on the topic for your teleseminar

  • The kinds of topics that draw the biggest crowds and the most revenue for you

  • 3 simple questions to ask teleseminar guests that will lead to valuable content 

  • Why free teleseminar services can create a nightmare--and a botched product

  • How much you can expect to spend for various kinds of bridge lines

  • Tips for recording the teleseminar yourself so you don't have to pay someone to do it for you

  • The big advantage of hiring an audio expert to record it for you...and how they can work miracles for you

  • How to save money if you have your own CD burner

  • Other types of administrative tasks you can pay someone else to do...this will save you hours of valuable time

  • Advice on using handouts and why you shouldn't go with glitzy, high-tech handouts

  • The kind of information you should provide in handouts to make it easier for your audience

  • How to avoid the problem of participants giving the bridge line number and access code to others who haven't paid to attend

  • 3 ways to handle questions from the audience during teleseminars

  • The type of goofs and gaffes that should be edited out of the recordings so you have a better quality product

  • The demand we're seeing for audio cassettes versus CDs

  • The best way to sell the products

  • How to get great testimonials for the product so you encourage others to buy, buy, buy    

  • What to offer a teleseminar guest to entice them to join you on the line without being paid

  • What to tell a guest if they want a cut of the profits from the product so you avoid an accounting nightmare

  • 15 quality control tips to ensure a clean recording that's free of background noise...it took us months to learn this stuff!

  • Helpful tips for pricing your teleseminars so you see a nice profit margin and your customers get great value 

  • 5 ways to turn teleseminar customers into lifetime customers

  • How to prep the guest so you're both prepared, yet you're free to go in-depth on certain topics

  • What to do when the teleseminar is over so you don't forget to attend to the little details    
     

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