Producing a webinar might sound like the ‘in’ thing in times of remote work, but you need to ensure it suits your content mix, experts say. Once you’re committed, make sure it will be of interest to the attendees. Pick specific rather than general topics, and avoid digressing. Select speakers who are experts in their fields and are comfortable on-camera. The way to bring all these aspects together? Develop a strong script and slide deck. Finally, remember to do a few rehearsals before the actual presentation.
Take these technical issues seriously:
- Use cabled headset microphones to ensure good audio.
- Ensure that your laptop batteries are fully charged. Keep a spare battery for each equipment handy.
- Ensure that the room is well-lit, quiet and free of clutter.
- Turn off your phone and computer notifications to avoid distractions.
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