Inspiring your audience, how to confidently host a live event, and communication before and after an event with Angel Marie.

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Welcome to episode 291 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork interviews Angel Marie about planning and hosting webinars.

Going Live 

Webinars or live events can be a great way to communicate with your audience, sell a product or service, or switch up the way you produce content online.

That said, presenting information to your audience in a live event may seem a bit overwhelming. There’s the marketing piece, the “getting ready to go live” piece, the actual presentation piece, and the post-event follow-up piece, and they all have to work together to effectively communicate your ideas and advice.

It can feel like… a lot. But there are ways you can streamline the process to help you teach and inspire your audience through these live events.

Angel, the Content Educator over at ConvertKit, is a pro at hosting and facilitating live events, and she’s here on the podcast to help you become more confident in presenting your ideas in a live setting. She’s an incredible communicator, presenter, and motivator, and her tips and ideas will help you overcome any doubts or uncertainties you have about going live in front of your audience.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• How she got her start in digital marketing
• The difference between evergreen and live events
• How to confidently go live
• How to establish trust between you and your audience
• The different processes that can help you produce a live event
• How to promote your live event
• The different parts of a successful webinar
• How to balance being helpful and marketing your products or services
• How communication before and after a webinar can work

Resources:

• ConvertKit
• Reach Records
• Youth Frontiers
• ConvertKit Commerce
• Zoom
• EasyWebinar
• WebinarJam
• BigMarker
• Sign up for a ConvertKit account for free
• Join a ConvertKit webinar
• Connect with Angel on Instagram

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