If you present collaborative meetings—ones which can be conducted online that require the viewing or sharing of your desktop with colleagues or customers, where hands-on interaction is required, a popular service like WebEx or Gotomeeting.com is what you want.

         But if you are making a presentation to a group,  like a speech or classroom-style presentation. perhaps using a slide show or PowerPoint images, Radio George’s simple webcasting package can’t be beat.

Save Time, Money, and Hassles

          You can do a high-quality webcast with co-presenter and attendee interaction without even leaving your own office! With a Radio George Webcast, you get:

• A streaming webcast of your presentation of up to three hours. If you use slides or Powerpoint images, the pictures can be synchronized with your talk. The presentation can be heard and viewed easily on virtually any computer without special equipment or programming.
   

• You can do the presentation live, by telephone, or use any type of recorded presentation. If you don't have one and would like to have a recorded one, I'll record it at your convenience. Before airing, such a recorded presentation will be edited to your specifications, including removing any “ums” or “ahs” or other unnecessary nuances that slip in on the recording. No one else offers this webcast service as a standard part of the package. As a standard part of the service, I also perform an audio "fine-tuning" of any recorded presentations, to make sure that your voice sounds crisp and clear with as little "telephone line noise" as possible. (And if you're in or near Kansas City, I also offer my studio for live webcasting or recording for a later playback date.)
   

• Have a co-presenter or guest expert? He/she can be included on another telephone line to participate at the same time with you (from any location) at no extra charge. 
   

• Professional moderator service included
   

• Up to 1,000 attendees.  Keep in mind that listeners are not listening on the telephone as required by many other Internet meeting services (usually incurring the cost of toll calls) but on their computer speakers, whether listening in a group setting, at their office desk, or even at home.
   

• Test audio broadcasts are conducted a couple of times several days before the event to make sure attendees are set up properly, with free call-in tech help, if needed.
   

• Toll-free phone calls for attendees in the U.S, Canada, and Mexico during your presentation or in a more informal online question-and-answer session after your talk. Listeners who prefer not to call in can simply email the moderator who will present their questions to you and/or your co-presenter.
   

• Archival recording on CDs which are given to you for duplication and distribution or sales after your event.
   

• I also have a special way of requiring some hands-on listener interaction during your talk, which prevents "zoning out" or dozing off, and helps to keep your attendees focused on your information throughout your presentation.

 How Can Radio George Do All of This for Under $300?

         I created the process three years ago for an international presentation by a national non-profit agency.  You save money and time with this specialization in presentation and lecture formats, rather than using a “one size fits all” meeting needs provider. You benefit from 20 years of broadcast experience applied to the new world of Internet communications. The elimination of usually high costs for equipment, studios, and overhead  lets me charge rates that are realistic and as many have said, remarkable.

          "Remarkable" is always better than "good."

         Let’s talk about your easy webcast – click here to e-mail Radio George or call George at 913-310-0075 to learn more.