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Teleconferencing is useful for a variety of reasons. First, it is a great marketing tool to host free teleseminars and a great way to build your list. It is also valuable for training and delivering services.

My favorite feature is that you can record the call and reuse it over and over. For example, I used FreeConferencePro to record a call that I posted to the home page of my web site Expert Marketing Coach. I’ve reproduced it here for you…

Listen to this recording from a FreeConferencePro conference call…

Resources: Internet Teleconferencing

• Powwownow – we offer you immediate conference calls, available 24/7, with as many people as you want speaking at an affordable price – we don’t even need to know your name
• FreeConference.com – simple, convenient, and reliable service at little or no cost. high quality at low cost,
• InstantConference – is a free reservationless, on-demand telephone conferencing service that can be used instantly, reliably and securely. Record your conference call for free!
• FreeConferencePro – is a completely automated and secure system that allows you to sign up for the service and immediately receive a Conference Access Number and your own personal Passcode, ready for use immediately. Free recording, playback and statistics.
• TeleseminarLive – Seminar teachers, list your teleseminar, webinar, or online training class in the calendar free of charge. It is a great way to get more exposure to your class. We have partnerships with other sites that will promote your class if you are looking to give your teleseminar more exposure.
• Teleseminar Nation – is the first Web 2.0 community for people who teach and learn business and personal development secrets through Teleseminars.

What are you favorite ways to teleconference? What do you use to hold teleseminars? Why do you like it best? What else have you tried?

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Web conferencing has become a popular means of commuincating with customers and potential customers over the internet. It reduces the need for travel and saves everyone time. There are a number of companies that provide these services. Some are free and many involve a fee. Here we define the terms used and includes a resource list for web conferencing, webinars, webcasts, and podcasts.

Web conferencing is when you conduct a LIVE meeting or presentation using the Internet (many to many interaction). In a web conference, you sit at your computer and are connected to others in the meeting via the internet.

A webinar is a one-way web conference (speaker to audience) but can include questions & answer sessions.

A webcast is the transmission of non-interactive audio or video content over the internet (speaker to audience).

A podcast is a series of audio or video files that are downloadable from the web. It is an acronym for Portable On-Demand Broadcast.

A teleconference or teleseminar is the live exchange of information among many remote people via a telecommunications system.

Tips for Web Conferencing:

• Hold a live webinar.
• Record your webinar and make available as a webcast or podcast.
• Record your webinar and post the audio or slideshow to share with customers or potential customers.

Resources: Web Conferencing (most of these are fee based)

• Vyew – FREE! With Vyew you can conduct meetings in real time using a shared workspace, webcam, voice over IP (VoIP), free teleconferencing, text chat and desktop sharing. In addition to uploading, sharing and presenting content you can invite participants to annotate and collaborate on content during the meeting. Participants can be allowed to navigate the workspace independently to collaborate on different portions of the content. You can also record the meeting for playback.
• Glance – up to 100 guests see your screen…you can share your mouse and keyboard with guests, or even see and control their screens!  Inviting a guest is as easy as a phone call, email or IM.  There’s even free Glance phone conferencing available with every account.
• Adobe Acrobat Connect – With Adobe® Acrobat® Connect™ Pro software, you can create instant, collaborative meetings with just a web browser and the Adobe Flash® Player.
• InterCall – InterCall, the world’s largest conferencing provider,. Our integrated web, audio and video conferencing makes web meetings, webinars, audio conferencing, online training seminars and multi-point video conferencing easier and more productive.
• Microsoft Office Live Meeting – Office Live Meeting is a conferencing solution that you can use to engage audiences in online meetings, training, and events. Learn how you can schedule, join, or present a Live Meeting by using newly available features, including audio, video conferencing, and uploading handouts for distribution.
• WebEx Communications – WebEx is an easy way to share ideas with anyone, anywhere. It combines real-time desktop sharing with phone conferencing so everyone sees the same thing while you talk.
• GoToMeeting – Easy Online Meetings – Anytime, Anywhere. Use GoToMeeting to present, demonstrate and meet all you want – for one low flat fee.

Resources: Webinars

• Dimdim – Display your presentations to anyone remotely with Dimdim, a challenger to Webex. Has a free version.
• SlideRocket – SlideRocket is the leader in online presentation software. With SlideRocket you quickly make stunning presentations, manage a library of slides and assets, share them securely with colleagues, and measure how they’re used. It has some web conferencing capabilities.
• ON24 Inc. – Global Provider of Webcasting and Virtual Events Solutions

Resources: Podcasts

• Apple iTunes – post your webcast to the iTunes store and make your content available to all iPod users.
• Podcast.com – Podcast.com is the premier podcast destination that provides access to a growing list of over 60,000 curated and constantly updated podcast feeds representing more than 1 million episodes of audio and video content.
• Podcast Alley – Podcast Alley is the podcast lovers portal. Featuring the best Podcast Directory and the Top 10 podcasts, as voted on by the listeners. Has forums covering how to make a podcast, podcast software, podcast directories, music for podcasts, etc.

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Here is a list of resources for video creation, video editing, video indexing, video hosting and sharing of your videos over the internet.Get publicity for your company and links back to your primary site using these online Video Tools.

Video sharing is the distribution of your video clips on a web site. Video sharing services can host user generated videos, white label (private label) providers and web based video editing.

Resources: Video Creation & Editing

• Toufee.com – Create gorgeous flash movies & slideshows for your website quickly and easily – without any programming – with Toufee’s flash maker.
• Screen Toaster – A free online screen recorder. Capture video of onscreen action and share it instantly.
• StashSpace – Upload videos to your private online StashSpace to easily access, share, protect from disaster and loss, edit video online, and convert video to DVD. Works with full-length video.

Resources: Video Index

• Google Videos – The Google Video is an index and is the most comprehensive on the Web, containing millions of videos indexed and available for viewing.

Resources: Video Hosting & Sharing

• YouTube – Owned by Google and the largest on the web. With a simple one-time log-in, you can have your YouTube account automatically update your Facebook friends, Twitter followers, and Google Reader shared items when you upload a video.
• Vimeo – Vimeo is a respectful community of creative people who are passionate about sharing the videos they make. We offer advanced privacy options, sharing tools, and high quality video encoding.
• Revver – We support the free and unlimited sharing of media. Our unique technology pairs videos with targeted ads and tracks them as they spread across the web. So no matter where your video travels, you benefit because we share the advertising revenue with you.
• MySpace Video – Share videos with your MySpace community.
• Yahoo Videos – upload your videos, watch and rate the videos of others, save your favorites, build playlists, and leave comments.
• MSN Soapbox Videos – User generated video content on MSN Video.
• Motionbox – Quick, easy, and reliable, Motionbox is a secure place to share, edit, and store personal videos. Make DVD’s and Flipbooks from your videos.
• TinyPic – A photo and video sharing service that lets you easily upload, link, and share your images and videos on MySpace®, eBay®, Orkut Scrapbooks, blogs, and message boards. A Photobucket company.
• Facebook Video – Lots of traffic. Share your video with your Facebook community.

Do you have more favorites? Please share them in the comments below.

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Another tool to grow your business using online or internet marketing is to create Online Presentations: A slideshow is a series of pictures used for artistic or instructional purposes. It allows you to add visuals to an oral presentation for greater impact.

Tips for using presentations for online marketing:

• Create an online presentation to share with your customers or prospective customers. Educate, inform or inspire them about your products and services. Create excitement.
• Use an online presentation creation and posting service and embed it on your website and share it with other sites. This is a way to drive traffic and increase links back to your site.

6 Online Presentation/Slideshow Sites:

• SlideShare – Upload and share your PowerPoint presentations and Word documents on SlideShare. Share publicly or privately. Add audio to make a webinar.
• Zoho – Zoho.com is a comprehensive suite of award-winning on-line business applications. Customers use Zoho to run their business processes, manage their information and be more productive while at the office or on the go, without having to worry about expensive or outdated hardware or software. To date, Zoho.com has launched 19 different applications.
• SlideRocket – SlideRocket is the leader in online presentation software. With SlideRocket you quickly make stunning presentations, manage a library of slides and assets, share them securely with colleagues, and measure how they’re used. Has some web conferencing capabilities.
• 280slides.com – You can download to PowerPoint or share at SlideShare. Create beautiful presentations, access them from anywhere, and share them with the world. With 280 Slides, there’s no software to download and nothing to pay for. 280slides.com
• Myplick – Upload your slides, sync with audio, and share with friends.
• Google Presentations – part of Google docs.

Do you have any tips you’d like to share? What’s worked for you?

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