I have clients who run webcasts anywhere from once to five times a month and I have been on this epic search for the perfect system for over two years!
With Maestro, you can re-create the dynamics of a live workshop through the teleconference. If you run webcasts you still need the internet (screen sharing) componant of the webcast (Glance is the best).
You can create breakout groups of any size, take orders right during the call by phone — you can even “pass the mic” to people who “raise their hands” (no annoying background noise or anything like that). They have some sample demo calls coming up – where they show you all those things in action.
Anyway, I thought you’d want to know MaestroConference is offering free trials of their service. You can get one here (although not sure how long they’ll be available)…
Try out the Demo Phone Call and the Free Trial
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(back in the day) I was a cheerleader (of sorts) and multiple state and national award-winning performer, musician and educator. and now in this decade I've co-authored Facebook Marketing All-in-One for Dummies with Amy Porterfield and Andrea Vahl and I'm finishing up Social Media Marketing eLearning Kit for Dummies - to be offered in an innovative online format first. Both Wiley books are for sale right now! I'm also the social media director, for iPhone Life magazine and iphonelife.com. I also write a regular column "The Social Media Report" that is read by over 100K subscribers all over the world. And in my spare time I help authors, musicians, teachers, presenters and business owners all over the country learn how to use social media for fun and profit.
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