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"Everywhere you turn these days, somebody is hosting teleseminars or webinars. It seems that no matter what the topic is, you can find teleseminars for it."
The Recent Explosion of Teleseminars
Everywhere you turn these days, somebody is hosting teleseminars or webinars. It seems that no matter what the topic is, you can find teleseminars for it. There seems to be a recent explosion of teleseminars, and everybody is doing it - but why?
The why should be obvious - hosting a teleseminar or webinar is very lucrative if it is done right. Not only can people charge for participation, but they can also sell products before the teleseminar, during the event, and even after the event. In fact, many are creating entire businesses by selling the content of the teleseminar after the fact.
At one time, seminars were the big thing. While this is still true to a point, marketers are learning that teleseminars are often more profitable, even though the cost of attending the event is a great deal less than attending an 'in-person' seminar.
Most people simply don't have several thousand dollars to spend on a seminar, plus the cost of traveling. Many work and can't get the time off from work. Others simply cannot afford such a thing. Some have children and just can't leave for any length of time. There are as many reasons for not attending a seminar as there are seminars.
But teleseminars are quite different. People do not have to leave their homes. They don't have to take time off from work in many cases. All they have to do is sign up for the event, pay the price of admission if there is one, and then dial a long distance number at the appointed date and time. What could be easier?
This way, marketers are able to reach a larger audience. Where they may have had 50 people show up for a seminar, they can have 500 attend their teleseminar. Not only do marketers have higher |
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participation in their event, but the cost of the event is significantly reduced. You can host a basic teleseminar completely free of charge for up to 100 people. You can host a teleseminar for 500 people for less than 500.00. It takes thousands of dollars to host an in-person seminar.
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