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People often ask me to recommend the best tool for their use when recording teleseminars (or other audio events).   My reply is always the same: AudioAcrobat. I have used this service for well over 5 years and cannot imagine ever changing to anything else.     AudioAcrobat is an on-line, cloud-based service that you [...]

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Teleseminar: Time Travel: 7 Shortcuts to Maximize Your Time This must-attend teleseminar will be hosted by Meggin McIntosh and taught by Joelle Jay.  Click here for more information and to register. By participating in this teleseminar, you will learn how to maximize time in several ways including ways to: save time spend time find time [...]

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Marketing that Matters: Lessons from a Puffin Marketing is the process of creating awareness of and interest in your products and/or services – in those who can (and will) access them. ~ Meggin McIntosh If you would like to learn ways to market so it matters, thereby increasing your impact (whether that means students in [...]

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As I wrote on yesterday’s post, teaching teleseminars is a fabulous way to help others learn from what you know, and for marketing your business, project, or interests; building your mailing/emailing list; and networking with others around your city, state, country, or the globe. Planning for a teleseminar involves a fair, but not overwhelming, amount [...]

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Teaching teleseminars is a fabulous way to help others learn from what you know. And, of course, teleseminars are also great for the following purposes: marketing your business, project, or interests, building your mailing/emailing list, and networking with others around your city, state, country, or the globe. Planning for a teleseminar involves a fair, but [...]

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As you may remember, Dave Crenshaw was a guest for recent teleseminar on ‘The Myth of Multitasking.’  You can access the download and handouts for free by registering here.  I subscribe to Dave’s emails and this week, he sent out a video, which includes a colleague telling the story of ‘the company hammer.’  It’s a VERY [...]

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We had a great time learning together on the teleseminar on Monday (and you can receive the MP3 download and handout packet by going to http://www.meggin.com/ObstacleIllusions2008.php.  If you are ready to make 2009 better than, more than, different from 2008, then you can’t just ‘wish’ it would be so.  You have to strategically PLAN for [...]

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WOW!  I hope you were listening on Tuesday afternoon when Dave Crenshaw, author of the book, The Myth of Multitasking: How ‘Doing it All’ Gets Nothing Done was a guest on one of my teleseminars.  We had hundreds of people from around the world learning about why multitasking is a myth… If you haven’t yet accessed the [...]

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Question: Is it difficult to get the bridgeline and AudioAcrobat to “communicate” with each other? Posted by Billy Simms | 5/29/08 Answer: It’s easy, really. Here are the steps: First, you call into the bridgeline and get squared away there. Secondly, you hit the “flash” button (which is just the “hang up” button on your [...]

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Question: I just finished listening to the recording from Saturday’s teleseminar. It was good. I also just finished getting myself set up with a bridgeline through allfreeconference.com. When I received the instructions from them, they have a way to record the call. What is the difference between using their system to record and using Audio [...]

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