Webinars are very similar to Meetings but, straight out the box, attendees are very much more restricted – no video, no audio etc. With Meetings, all attendees typically see echother, can turn off and on video etc, share screen etc. Meetings are the more regular Zoom event that you have more than likely already been involved in. Zoom has two basic methods of online session:
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However, now that I know we can set up the webinar so that is not possible, we are free to consider this next time. Aside from not wanting to make it too complex on our first outing, I didn’t want to run the risk of an attendees video or voice going out live when they had not given their express permission. Extra reach could help to recruit more registered webinar attendees the future events.Įven though I liked the Facebook Live video aspect, I decided to forego it on this occasion.Remember Facebook does not show you all the content it could you view your Facebook feed, it calculates what you see based on its internal algorithms. Live video content gets a lot of attention not just in terms of users, but in terms of how platforms such as Facebook prioritise such content in their news feeds.Reach a wider audience, if people aren’t signed up to the webinar, they can still get involved (even if in a more limited capacity).You might wonder why bother with the Facebook/Youtube route as well as a basic Zoom session. Why consider live streaming Facebook/YouTube? Or use Ecamm & live stream to Facebook and/or Youtube*.Just do the webinar as a plain old Zoom.
Note: I later discovered that Zoom itself can also be configured to work directly with Facebook Live and Youtube. act as your camera in Zoom, allowing you to do stuff I mentioned above) see here where I chat to Ben about WordPress security)
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We recently started using Ecamm Live, this is powerful live streaming software for the Mac.
When we first announced the webinar, I was undecided about the technology we would use to deliver the session, so I simply put a standard form in place to help people register their interest (using the lovely Campaign Monitor). We’ll certainly be doing more events in future.
Recently we ran our first WordPress Webinar – it’s a new venture for us and I was really happy that near 30 people joined on our romp through WordPress tips & ideas for businesses.
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