Eating Elephants and Your Web Presentation and Webinar Strategy
What does getting your company's webinar strategy up and running have to do with eating an elephant? Well, besides the fact that if you don't get your webinars generating revenue and customer engagement you may be reduced to eating what you can kill, it's really about doing it one bite at a time.
I have spoken to a number of small companies lately, particularly in software, who have told me, "I know we need to get our act together but I don't have time to figure it out and don't even know where to start, and there's no budget for it".
That last part makes sense, because you can't budget for what you don't plan, and you can't plan if you don't know where to start. As a result of this analysis paralysis, however, you put off what you know you have to do and can't even plan or budget for it. That's where we can help.
Our "Where Do I Start" Assessment is the most cost-effective way to save time, money and break that elephant down into bite-sized chunks. For the investment of $600 you'll receive a professional, objective written report that contains:
Where do we want to go?
- We'll interview key stakeholders and create a list of desired outcomes that align with your objectives for the year
Where are you now?
- We'll assess your current capability in the key areas (training, existing web content, personnel, resources) and give you an honest appraisal of where you're starting from
- We scour the industry for best practices you can apply immediately and how you stack up against the competition
Where do you go from here?
- We take your goals and break them down into small "bite sized" action items so planning and budgeting is easy and the task becomes less daunting
- Our a la carte approach means you can budget effectively, either for small items or larger projects. Either way, budgeting is easier to plan
- Many of our recommendations will require less of your budget and time than you think- so you'll be able to take action faster
- Our recommendations are always no-obligation. Use your internal resources, use someone else or allow us to help you execute against your clearn goals to drive your business forward.
We know your internal resources are strained by time, priorities and other constraints. You'll see instant return on a small investment and help propel your 2010 objectives.
Give us a call today at 866.491.5968 X702 and ask about this special assessment offer. You can also simply drop us an email. And you might want a little ketchup for that elephant.
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I believe that one should
I believe that one should have a realistic view when it comes to investing money and how to spend it for the better.It's true that we should be able to plan ahead of time so that we can avoid problems and risks at the same time.Just like for example,what happened to President Obama,he was actually into a particular situation that put him into nowhere because of being agnostic to what he said before and then now he almost forgot what he said about the taxes that should be imposed to the people.Further proof that either education has failed in the US or our people are just that dumb – one of the hottest Google searches recently was for people looking up the definition of agnostic.Agnostic means uncertainty of knowledge – for instance, if you don't entirely know whether wheat bread is healthier than white, you are an agnostic about wheat bread. The search was touched off by President Obama being "agnostic" about spending cuts being the cure for budget deficits. (By nature, they are.) A government can't run for payday loans – the only things to do are to increase revenue (taxes) or reduce expenditures.You can't pay for what you don't have the money for.I hope President Obama will resolve this problem.