“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” – Benjamin Franklin Ben Franklin may not have been a webinar presenter, but we are pretty sure that if he was, he would have used the omNovia Checklist for Web Conference Presenters. Check out the knowledgebase article that lists 10 tips to follow before presenting live.
Switching from one media module to another can be a tricky endeavor, requiring cat-like finesse. Or maybe it just requires a little white button. In the omNovia webinar platform, we have the “Change Tab for Me Only” button. It lets moderators privately access other media module tabs without affecting attendee view….
You know how sometimes you need to draw someone’s attention to something and words don’t seem to get it done? In the omNovia webinar platform, we have a feature for that. It’s the equivalent of tapping someone on the shoulder and pointing. Only, we call it “Flag A Feature.” When you want to point out…
Our customers’ success is our success. More than just a vendor, we are a true business partner with training, ongoing support and customizable solutions to help our customers create truly dynamic and engaging webinars and webcasts. We’re proud of what we’ve been able to help our customers achieve. And it’s our customers who convey our…
The omNovia webinar platform gives you the world. The World Map, that is. To access, select Map from the Tools Menu. It will display the participants’ geographical locations based on their IP addresses. You can use the World Map tool to gather information about attendees or show to all to create a sense of camaraderie or…
Ask registrants questions to help you determine which topics your target audience finds the most relevant. Use their feedback to develop content that draws in attendees. Ask registrants questions to help you pick the perfect date, time and format for future webinars. Do your prospects prefer a 30-minute lunch-and-learn or a 60-minute evening presentation? Ask…
Survey your attendees in the webinar room – get their feedback before they forget the details of the event. Keep the survey short – the longer your survey, the less likely someone will complete it. Ask for testimonials – include “permission to share” wording that will allow you to use data collected to help attract new…
Start your webinar with an opinion poll. Surveying your audience at the beginning of a webinar prompts them to put aside any added distractions and concentrate on your presentation. It also provides you instant feedback on who is present and the issues they will find most captivating. Conduct more polls throughout the webinar. For example,…
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