Archive for March, 2006

I just viewed a demo of the Webinar solution offered by VoiceText. It is absolutely a snap to get into and easy to use. I recommend it for anyone who is interested in jumping into the webinar revolution.

The person to contact for info is:

Joy Rimes
Web Conference Manager
Voicetext Communications 512-404-2300 x137
jrimes@voicetext.com

Please let her know you learned about the service from Dan Janal at Great Teleseminars and then send me a note mailto:dan@prleads.com and I’ll send you my special report called “5 Webinar Mistakes That Can Kill Your Business.”

VoiceText has been my provider for teleseminar services for five years and I’ve been very happy with the quality of VoiceText’s customer services. I recommend them highly.

Do you think webinars are a good idea? Please post your comments to this blog!

Dan Janal
Great Teleseminars Audio Production Services
www.greatteleseminars.com

If you want to podcast your teleseminars but don’t want to get involved with all the technical difficulties, I’d recommend you use this new service from Audio Acrobat. I’ve been very happy with their service and their outstanding customer support. I’m sure you’ll be happy in you use them for your podcasting. They also have on-going training for their products. They really know how to make a complicated process sound simple.

FOR MORE INFORMATION
Contact: David Barrett
david@audioacrobat.com
510-891-0006 ext. 200

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Podcasting Simplified…Click, Click Done.

Oakland, CA - AudioAcrobat, one of the fastest growing online audio services, has introduced a new, proprietary feature that makes Podcasting a very simple process. Not only can members record and publish audios to the Websites and email, they can now submit their recordings to the various Podcast networks and aggregators automatically.

“We are at the very beginning of a new way to syndicate content. Podcasting is like rocket fuel for content providers. And, with a couple of clicks you can send audio and video information to a huge audience,” says David Barrett, Global Communications Manager for AudioAcrobat.

Although Podcasting is gaining tremendous momentum with the online community, a recent survey conducted by Pew Internet and American Life Project indicates that only 13% of U.S. Adult Internet users have a good idea what Podcasting means.

“We have taken a considerable amount of confusion out of the equation on creating a Podcast,” added Mr. Barrett. “AudioAcrobat has the means to create audio and video and, once either is done, you are minutes away from sending your production to the Podcast networks. This is very cool!”

Launched in the Fall of 2004, AudioAcrobat has one the most comprehensive and intuitive feature sets to record audio and video on the Web.

”We created a technology with a low learning curve. Furthermore, there is no expensive equipment to buy. And, it is priced 30 to 50% less than anything else on the market. At $19.95 a month for the base audio features, we have made it very affordable,” says Ms. Pat Lynch, CEO and founder.

Podcasting and Video along with the base audio features is expected to be priced at $34.95 per month. There is a 30-Day Free Trial for anyone to try out AudioAcrobat.

AudioAcrobat
2121 Peralta Street • Suite 138 • Oakland, CA 94607
Tel: 510-891-0006 • Fax: 510-891-000

Here’s another simple way to increase attendance at your teleseminars.

Post the start time in each time zone.

Why?

People get confused about translating time zones. If they are off by an hour, then you’ve lost them forever.

Here’s what your schedule should look like:

Our teleseminar will start at:
8 p.m. Eastern
7 p.m. Central
6 p.m. Mountain
5 p.m. Pacific

Don’t use abbreviations like ET or EST.

Place this chart in every confimring message and web page about the teleseminar. If you do, you won’t have people showing up early or late!

Dan Janal
President
Great Teleseminars Audio Production Studios
www.GreatTeleseminars.com
952-380-1554