- Success Strategies for Creating a Social Media Monitoring System
- Creating and Promoting a Compelling Facebook Contest
- Tips and Tactics for Building an Effective Social Media Measurement System
- Discovering the Fine Art of Setting Rates and Building Packages for Your Services
- Creating an Effective Mobile Marketing Campaign for Local Businesses
- Setting up an Ecommerce Platform with 1ShoppingCart
- Mastering New Tactics for Increasing Your Search Engine Listings
- Maximizing Productivity and Enhancing Communications using Google Tools.

Watch this video for a more in-depth view of what to expect.

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• Investor — Who is the person who carries the most risk of loss or gain when you plan your webinar?

• Producer — Who is responsible for making sure you have everything you need in terms of products, money and supplies for your webinar? Who will screen calls if you are allowing them?

• Coordinator — Who will organize and coordinate the entire thing, keeping it all together while you conduct your webinar?

• Marketer — Who will make sure people show up for your webinar? Who will follow up when it’s over?

• Manager — Who will organize everything making sure nothing is missed?

• Technical Support — Who will make sure that the technology, the platform, hardware, the software all works before, during and after the event?

• Perform — Who will perform the webinar, is it a panelist, a speaker, or what? Is it simply you? What if someone doesn’t show up?

These are just a few of the hats you’ll have to wear when you produce your webinar. You can do it yourself or a virtual events specialist can handle any number of these roles very well such as: Technical support, marketing, coordination and even as a producer screening calls. But the overall person responsible and likely the main investor is you.

You will have to decide how many hats you’ll wear when producing your webinar so make sure you have allotted enough time to do all the tasks that need to be done if you are doing them yourself. A good tip is to make a check list that is clear about who is doing a specific task and when it should be completed. Even if you’re producing alone, check lists will go far in helping you have a successful webinar.

• Video Planning Process
• Video Creation Process
• Video Editing and Distribution Process
• Video Content Ideas

As you can see we received a lot of valuable tools and tips for creating, editing and distributing online videos for our own business as well as our clients.

This was a “Live” clinic online and we where encouraged to create a video.  I choose to create a talking head / screen cast video.  I can see areas where I need to practice, but look forward to adding these skills to my services very soon.   If you are interested in obtaining great skills for your virtual business I highly recommend VAClassroom, because of their ability and desire to make it affordable for this stay at home mom and other virtual professionals I have been able to create an income and continue my online education in this ever changing landscape of Social Media Marketing.

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IMPORTANT: Early Bird Registration for the Summer Skill Camp is only available through Wednesday, June 30, so I would encourage you to take advantage of the additional $100 discount now.

In business, it is important to have an edge or some relevant, in-demand skills that set you apart and enable you to play a bigger role with your clients. I think this video will definitely stimulate some ideas on how you can grow your business and income opportunities for the last half of 2010!

Check out the 18-minute video here:

VAClassroom Summer Skill Camp starts July 6. Click here to get more details and check out the early-bird registration special.

These where the requirements:

* Set up the event (webinar, teleseminar, radio show or tv show)
* Introduce the speaker
* Feed the speaker two pretend questions from “the audience”
* Record the Event (unless it is done automatically by the software)
* Place the event on a blog or Website

So let me tell you about my guest Angela McCormick Glotzbach. Angela is one of my class mates at VAClassroom. But as you will be able to discern she has another passion. I loved doing this interview with her because we are so much alike, ok I am dilusional she succeeded at the bartending gig, I flopped lol.

She spent a number of years in the corporate world, just like I had previously, for some reason I always ended up working for my Daddy’s material suppliers and him at the same time… Let’s just say I am more a free spirit like Angela. Enough already I hope you enjoy this interview. Maybe you will join me as a Virtual Event Specialist? VAClassroom has a great offer on it’s Virtual Event Specialist Training Program through the end of May!

Craig Cannings along with co-instructor Michelle Schoen had the opportunity to chat about the state of Virtual Events in 2010.

You can access this 18 minute interview as well as all the details on this new program by going to the below link.

PLUS, VAClassroom are offering a special course bundle package (Just for May) that includes both the Virtual Events Specialist Program as well as the new Camtasia Video Training for VA course together for one special price. Camtasia is the most widely used video and screencast production software on the web and will be a perfect compliment to your Virtual Events Training. Enrol today and receive two high calibre training programs at a $150 savings!

This special bundle offer will be available until the end of May 2010 so grab your seat now to become a Certified Virtual Events Specialist.

Have you noticed that the Internet World has grown at staggering rates in the first decade of the New Millennium! When VAClassroom first launched their original Internet Marketing VA Program in May of 2008, they predicted that small business owners would become increasingly interested in hiring virtual teams to support their Internet Marketing efforts.




Well, things have not slowed down. Here in 2010, the potential for Virtual Assistants with current and cutting-edge Internet Marketing skills has never been better.

Internet Marketing Specialist 2010 Training