What I Learned From My 30-Minute Presentation That Lasted 4 Hours!

I gave a presentation at a conference a couple of weeks ago.

I was allocated a 30-minute session and decided that I would deliver a pre-recorded presentation.

That allowed me to be "on stage" and "work the crowd" at the same time by answering questions in the chat during my presentation.

I made a 22-minute presentation, which left 8 minutes for official Q&A.

8 Minutes Wasn't Enough

The participants really loved my presentation!

After ten minutes of Q&A, we got kicked out of the official session and had to pick up at a virtual table inside the event platform.

That Q&A session lasted another 30+ minutes.

The Encore

After my original session, plus the overtime session, I thought I was done for the day.

Then I got a message from the event organizer asking if I'd do another session in the afternoon.

Of course, I agreed.

The next session lasted over three hours!

I was originally scheduled to be done by 10:30am and didn't leave the conference until after 5pm!

I expected my presentation to do well, but I had no idea it would do this well.

I figured if people got that much value out of my presentation, it was something I needed to make available to a wider audience.

The On-Demand Webinar

I added a little more than 10 minutes of material to my original presentation (using videos I already had) and turned it into an on-demand webinar.

It's already getting great feedback!

I really love how having an on-demand webinar allows me to deliver a full presentation to anyone who wants to see it, 24/7/365.

I already see how this is going to be an incredible marketing tool for me and I think it's something you may want to consider for your business.

Take a look at my webinar and let me know what you think!

And think about how you might benefit from having your own on-demand webinar, which is the kind of automated marketing and sales system you'll learn how to build in my Business In A Box.