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Planning Your Webcast

Step 1

• Determine your live and digital audience sizes.
• Determine your communication goals.
• Then, phone iEVENT and we'll discuss your project with you from the ground floor. (There's no obligation.)

Hint:

You might want to review iEVENT's Webcast Options and the?iEVENT Showcase of webcast examples before starting to plan.

Step 2 - Streaming Audio or Video

Determine whether your webcast should be video or audio.

If your project is strongly visual - for example, a training module or a product launch - video is obviously the answer.

However, other powerful benefits point to choosing video for your webcast:

• You want your audience to connect strongly with your presenter.
• The credibility of your presenter is important to your goals.
• You want to maximize the viewing time of your online audience.

Even for "everyday" events, such as IR quarterly calls, video is fast becoming the standard. But audio is certainly acceptable for this purpose too if you prefer.

Hint: Provide your webcast supplier with a digital copy of your logo that is the highest possible quality and resolution. We prefer EPS or PSD formatted images to preserve quality; however, we accept PNG, GIF and JPG formats as well.

Hint: Ensure your presenter avoids wearing stripes of any kind for the event. Stripes produce jumpy, wavy lines and are impossible to watch.

Step 3 - Live Webcast, On Demand Webcast or Both?

Decide on whether your webcast will be live only, posted on your site for on-demand usage - or both. (Your communication goals point to the right answer. Again, most corporations post all their webcasts for a period of time, choosing on-demand as well as live webcast.)

Step 4 - Slides

• Will your webcast (video or audio) involve a PowerPoint presentation?
• Do you want the slides synchronized with the presenter's remarks?
• Do you want them indexed for viewer controlled on-demand viewing, after the event? You don't have to do anything about these options once you decide, except to inform your webcast production team as early in the planning stage as possible.

Step 5 - Webcast Options

Decide on other options, such as Question & Answer manager for live interactivity with your online audience, Indexing for post-event usage - and many others. iEVENT Webcast Options

Step 6 - Live Event Needs

For your live event, do you need an AV Live Event supplier?

Hint: iEVENT offers this service directly, or we are happy to work with your favourite Event supplier.

Step 7 - Contact Jupiter Innovation

Email your plan to sales@jupinno.com or phone us at 65874666.