[Hidden-tech] Fwd: MeetUp like sites for teleseminars?

[Marcia Yudkin]

David,

I have two colleagues who use instantteleseminar.com, which
has both phone and web access.  To me, it is awful.  It
must be hard to manage, because one colleague still can't
seem to get the mute/unmute commands to work properly after
6-7 live teleseminars - and she is no dummy.  

The other person is on the line through his computer and
every couple of minutes, half a sentence drops out.  Every
time it happens he says, "Oh, that's my Internet
connection.  Sorry."  It's really disruptive to the
listener's experience.  

I think the telephone-only teleseminar services have a much
better listener experience.

If there's a better service of this type than
instantteleseminar.com, then I would love to hear about it.

By the way, if you'd like some ideas and resources on
making money from teleseminars, I have a free recorded Q&A
session that you can access from
www.yudkin.com/teleteach.htm.  No cost!

Good luck,
Marcia Yudkin

--- "DAVID F. FARKAS" <david at farkas.com> wrote:
> Also, I'd love to hear opinions on the best teleseminar
> platform. I'm 
> looking for something that has both phone and web access.
> Some of 
> them offer a way to mute all but have individuals
> electronically 
> 'raise their hand' either with a phone keypad button or a
> web 
> function so people can be unmuted one or two at a
> time.... that 
> solves most of the perennial line noise problems... some
> have web 
> chat for asking questions.