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Virtual Events

Why Speaker Release Forms Are Critical to Your Virtual Event Success

by Leesa BarnesJuly 23, 2009

I’ve managed my own virtual events and participated in a few as a speaker.
I know first hand what can happen if virtual event hosts don’t have a speaker release form in place so they can protect themselves, the speaker they’re working with and the content that’s being co-developed.
I have many horror stories, for example:

There’s a [...]

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5 Ways to Market Your Virtual Event So It Sells Out

by Leesa BarnesApril 21, 2009

When I first started hosting my own virtual events back in 2005, I was lucky if anyone besides me and my guest expert showed up. It was both embarrassing and frustrating because I thought I was doing everything to produce a excellent virtual event.
However, what I was missing back then [...]

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Boost Your Business With Virtual Events Teleclass

by Leesa BarnesApril 16, 2009

You put together the content, you booked the conference bridge line and you told some of your friends about your upcoming virtual event. Yet when the hour of your virtual event approaches, you’re disappointed that only a handful of people signed up.
Selling out a virtual event is no accident. It’s based [...]

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Recession Proof Your Business Hosting a Virtual Event, Part 2

by Leesa BarnesApril 14, 2009

Hosting a virtual event is one of the best ways to make money. I have earned 5 and 6 figure paydays hosting virtual events. Whether you hold an event over the telephone or using webinar software, you can attract leads and become a sought after leader in your niche hosting a [...]

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Recession Proof Your Business Hosting a Virtual Event, Part 1

by Leesa BarnesApril 7, 2009

Hosting a virtual event is one of the best ways to make money. I have earned 5 and 6 figure paydays hosting virtual events.
Whether you hold an event over the telephone or using webinar software, you can attract leads and become a sought after leader in your niche hosting a virtual event.
Here are some of [...]

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How to Use Twitter Hashtags to Fill Your Virtual Event

by Leesa BarnesNovember 19, 2008

Last week, I held a teleclass to give a sneak preview of my Social Media Marketing Blueprint. At its peak, all 250 lines were maxed out. Originally scheduled for 75 minutes, the call took 90 minutes to complete.
It became a trending topic on Twitter Search, just underneath Obama and a girl named Anita. Here’s the [...]

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