Webinar Success Offers Free Tutorial On Improving Webinar Quality

February 20, 2007 – (Cary, NC) Webinar Success, a dedicated web conferencing services provider, today announced a free educational webcast showing how to create and deliver more effective web seminars. The presentation will be broadcast over the internet on Thursday, March 8 at 1:00pm US Eastern time. Registration for the event is free, with access available at www.effectivewebinars.com.

Ken Molay, president of Webinar Success, will share tips that can help webinar producers, planners, and presenters deliver more engaging and successful online events. He will highlight the end-to-end webinar lifecycle, from initial planning through production and delivery to post-event follow-up with participants. Attendees will learn ways to help promote upcoming events and how to keep the audience engaged and interested during and after the presentation.

As a special promotion, one attendee at the seminar will be randomly selected to receive an hour of complimentary consulting from Webinar Success. The winner can choose to use the time for services such as presenter coaching, initial webinar planning, materials review, or design of audience interaction and feedback aids.

This free seminar is presented in cooperation with Adobe Systems, featuring Acrobat Connect web conferencing software. The presentation is scheduled to last for one hour, including time for live questions and answers. As an added benefit, all attendees will receive a presentation analysis form that they can use to identify strengths and weaknesses in their own presentation styles.


About Webinar Success

Webinar Success (www.wsuccess.com) assists companies in all phases of web conference preparation, delivery, and follow-up. A wide range of services includes initial evaluation of needs and vendor selection, campaign management and timeline creation, webinar promotion and marketing, presenter training, on-air coordination and moderating. Webinar Success is headquartered in Cary, North Carolina, with services conducted via remote communications throughout North America.