Create video slide shows from the audio recordings of your teleseminars. You can sell them. You can use them to pitch products or services. You can use them to attract people to join your email list. You can use them as a benefit of your members-only web site.
True, if video slide shows are a major goal, you can get them directly by offering webinars, but a webinar service will cost you around $80-$100 a month, whereas teleseminars are the price of a phone call. A teleseminar with your slides online is close to a webinar. If people call in online, it’s closer still.
It is simple to make a video slide show from a teleseminar. Combine the recording you get from the teleseminar company with images of your slides using a video editing program such as Windows Movie Maker or iMovie. (Even if you don’t put up slides, you can make some especially for the video.) A video slide show gives you a product to sell or use for promotional purposes.
Here are some ways you can use a video slide show of the teleseminar:
Use use the slide show as a sales pitch for your or an affiliate’s product or service. If you are pitching a product or service, a video slide show will allow you to keep making the pitch “on autopilot.”
Sell it on a DVD or digital CD. Video slide shows of classes and seminars make good back-of-the-room sales at other speeches and live classes.
Sell it as a digital download. Web sites such as Clickbank exist solely for selling information in digital form. The only significant expense of selling a download is credit card processing, and you don’t need to have your own merchant account.
Put fragments on YouTube to lead people to your web site and your products and services. Hard-core selling is inadvisable in the promotional videos. Just give useful information and tell people where they can find more.
Offer it to get people onto your email list. Offer it to keep them interested in staying on. An email list is vital. You need to give people a reason to sign up, and you need to keep having positive interactions. A video of useful information works nicely for both inducing sign-ups and keeping people interested.
Offer it as a premium for purchasing another product. A teleseminar itself is a great way to sell. Announce that if people act within, say, three days, they can have a low price and special bonuses. Where do you get these bonus offers? A video made from another teleseminar works nicely.
Offer the video as a benefit for membership in your members-only site. You get monthly payments from your members. To avoid having them cancel their membership, you need to keep providing new benefits for the members and the videos are an easy benefit to provide.
A teleseminar is a great source of income, and if people attend the teleseminar itself, so much the better.
For more information on offering teleseminars, visit the Create Income Streams web site where Dr. Christopher is offering a growing collection of courses and ebooks directed at speakers, writers, and self-employed professionals. Dr. Christopher, a Colorado public speaker and seminar leader, is providing these in response to requests he has received from Colorado public speakers and writers about how to create online income streams.
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