I was wondering what can you do to create a fake webinar... where you basically ask yourself questions, answer them, etc... Any tips, tricks or software that allows you to pull it off?
Why bother doing a fake webinar? Schedule a real one.
Make an announcement on http://www.imnewswatch.com/ and advertise it on
forums related to your niche as well as advertising in some ezines
and newsletters related to your niche.
If you do it right and make a good pitch, you can cash in
if you have something to sell at the end of your webinar.
You know how you create video tutorials, etc... I was wondering what if I could add a spin to it and make it as if I am teaching not just one but a group of people. If it it's not too much trouble I would love to have this option. I will take a look at IMNewsWatch, might be a better solution for some of my products.
The only way I see that you could make a fake webinar and make it APPEAR
as if it were a real webinar is to pre-record it with you sitting in front of a
Web cam with a bunch of pre-scripted questions and pretending that viewers
are typing in their questions and you are answering them.
"Oh! . . . I see that Jane from New York wants to know, blah blah
blah", and so on . . . Then you proceed to answer the "question".
You get the idea . . .
However, I think that in the case of Webinars, it's better to do a real one.
This was a very interesting topic im sure tons of people online fake webinars and do it in a very creative way to make people think alot of people are chiming in...
I'm with WizGizmo. This is a REALLY lazy way out of just doing a real one. They are really effective and not that hard at all to set up. Why do you think the "gurus" do them so often? They convert big.
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