One more thing about the deadliness of webinars…

Angie Flynn-McIver

Angie Flynn-McIver

For several years, I sent out a blog to readers a few times a week. These posts gave pointers about how to practice, shared relevant stories, and provided a way for people to connect with my coaching approach. In 2022, I wrote my book, Before You Say Anything, which brought many of these ideas together in one place. The blog posts have continued to resonate with clients and readers, and they're useful as a quick reminder, so I'm including them here!

Before you create a slide deck and record a webinar, please ask yourself this question:

Does this need to be a webinar? Is a webinar the best way for me to get this information to its intended audience?

If the answer is yes, this needs to be a webinar, here’s the next question:

How will people who don’t learn well from a recording get this information? What can you do to supplement their learning? 

Confession time: this is about me (surprise surprise.) I have a hard time watching long educational videos. In general, I learn much more efficiently when I can read the information rather than watch it. In addition to learning preference, this can be an accessibility issue. Can you pair your video with captions or a transcript in order to reach more people?

The passive nature of a webinar means you have to work hard to be engaging. Giving your audience several ways to interact with your material is a win-win.

What’s your webinar pet peeve? Or if you just love to watch a webinar, tell me why!