From Boston, MA this is Going Live, a show where we talk to marketers and public speakers on how to run successful live events. We learn how people get confident on camera, avoid technical failures, and create presentations that bring in hundreds of attendees.
Going Live
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From Boston, MA this is Going Live, a show where we talk to marketers and public speakers on how to run successful live events. We learn how people get confident on camera, avoid technical failures, and create presentations that bring in hundreds of attendees.
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12/30/2020
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Recent Episodes
February 16, 2021
If You Forget This...You Won't Get Any Results From Your Webinar (Or Presentation)
I see this mistake in TED talks. I see it in real life conferences by amazing public speakers. I see it in new webinars that are just getting started. In this episode I teach you about a critical element needed in all of your presentations, if you want to get results or revenue.
February 4, 2021
Growing a Tik Tok Channel to 90,000 followers in Under a Year
In this episode we’ll listen to the story of how Thomas grew his channel to 90,000 followers. We’ll discuss two different videos that went viral and dissect them. We'll learn how he plans his out his videos out(with an unusual tool in today's digital age), and recommendations for when you should post & how often. Lastly we’ll cover what you can do to break out of the dreaded plateau of growth.
January 29, 2021
Behind the Scenes of 147 Webinars in a Year: Managing Your Schedule, Technical Failures To Avoid, Email Promotion Timelines
<p>Abby Hull helped manufacturing companies run over 130+ webinars in 2020. This is no easy job. Every time I've worked with her, I have been awed by how she stays so organized.</p><p>This is the story of how Abby got into the field of digital events, what she's learned behind the scenes, and systems she's setup so she can stay sane while talking to 30+ clients at any given time.</p><p><strong>In this episode you will learn:</strong></p><ul><li>How Abby plans out her webinars, calendars, and structures her day</li><li>Gardner Media's learnings on email promo over 2 years (and the model they follow today)</li><li>Who's on the webinar team and what they do</li><li>What are issues that can happen live? How do you handle them?</li><li>Why Gardner stopped using GoToWebinar and what they use now instead</li><li>What to do when a natural disaster is heading to your office, right before your webinar starts</li></ul>
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