If you have an on-demand TV service, you know just how much it rocks. The rugrats can see Jake and the Neverland Pirates or Dino Dan anytime they want. You can watch as much of The Voice or CSI as you (or your significant other) are able to stomach. Everyone is happy.

Already using teleconferences to connect with offsite staff or to train employees? Great! But if you’re in B2B, you also need to consider integrating teleconferences as a prospect/client communication tool.
Engage Prospects: When you’re trying to entice prospective clients, use teleconferences to differentiate yourself from the competition. Make the content relevant and valuable. What kind of conference call content will help you attract clients?

Are you a web conferencing newbie? Have you attended dozens of webinars and are just tired of not getting enough out of them? Our attendee tips will give you the skinny on getting the max out of a web conferencing event:

For some, public speaking, like delivering a webinar, ranks right up there with root canals and jury duty. But you can present a webinar like a pro. It’s not rocket science, but it does take some know-how. So here are our do’s for being a dynamic presenter who delivers results:

People power businesses, whether it’s the person who answers the phone or the folks sitting in the C-suite. And while you might already know the benefits of using web conferences for external audiences, like customers or shareholders, these online tools also provide value for your employees.