As the presenter you can:

You are doing a teleseminar when all of a sudden instead of pressing the speaker button you press the mute button. No one hears you. Yet, you get rapid messages via your email, or the teleseminar system you are using saying that they [...]]]> Point out your mistakes when you are speaking and teach a powerful lesson.

You are doing a teleseminar when all of a sudden instead of pressing the speaker button you press the mute button. No one hears you. Yet, you get rapid messages via your email, or the teleseminar system you are using saying that they cannot hear you?

Of course you are not happy about this but there is little time for red faces or sad commentaries on your feelings of failure. You unpress the mute button and explain what happened.  Use it as an opportunity to share what could have happened if you decided to ignore it or did not continue to moniter the screen for messages and questions.

Of course there a lots of mistakes you can make while speaking online but it is all part of the expertise grooming. And trust me when I say even the top experts still make mistakes.

1. She takes time to spell out url’s

2. She is authentic

3. She uses great vocal variety.

4. She provides good content with inspiration as well as a healthy dose of persuasion. 

So, [...]]]> I am on Ellen Britt’s mailing list and for the very first time I listened to her preview call on doing Teleseminars. She impressed me because:

1. She takes time to spell out url’s

2. She is authentic

3. She uses great vocal variety.

4. She provides good content with inspiration as well as a healthy dose of persuasion. 

So, keep in touch and listen to her calls, etc.

You can follow her on Twitter

This is my assessment of her some of her skills. I have not looked at her platform skills but [...]]]>

There are so many good and great online marketers that present very well. My challenge for you is to listen and analyze what they do and how they do it. Ok, lets take someone like Dr. Jeanette Cates. She is a great presenter. 

This is my assessment of her some of her skills. I have not looked at her platform skills but I can share a lot about her online presence.  Here are  things that I think she does quite well.

1.  She listens to your questions and attempts to respond with the right answer.

2. Her voice tone is not hurried but encouraging you to try the sometimes daunting tasks.

3.  Her energy level is high without sounding like she had too much coffee or cocaine.

4.  She defines her terms not assuming that everyone will understand them

5. She involves her audience in the training by asking questions via online polls during her webinars.

7. Her vocal inflection gives a high level of importance and meaning to her words.

8. She shows concern for her audience. She dosen’t sound like the “Show me the money” type of presenter.

9.  She spells out all of her url’s if they are not shown on the screen. She will, at times, also spell them  out for listeners who are driving and not close to their computers.

10.   She challenges her students with ACTION STEPS  within a defined time period.

Ok, that was only 1o there are more. But if you want to experiance some of her material you can grab a free special report and e-course. Hopefully, you will also sign  up for one of her teleseminars.

My hubby and I took here online basic training so we have first hand experiance with her their expertise.

Keep peeking over the shoulders of those you hear. Observe how well they are presenting to you. Also, assess the things they are doing that you do not want to add to your tool box of delivery skills

Now, was I tempted to keep going and [...]]]> Spell out the url’s when you are presenting via audio. Recently I interviewed someone and realized that whereas, I thought I heard the plural form the url it was actually the singlular form. Someone wrote me after the show to tell me that spelling out the name really helped.

Now, was I tempted to keep going and get back to the content? You bet, but knowing better I forced myself to do it as if I was in the listening audience.

Has that happened to you?