November 16, 2020

by  DR. MARK T. WADE

#182: What To Consider When Adding Live Streaming Into Your Summit.

Description  

 

Stephan Dohrn takes us into the experience of thinking about how to create live streaming aspects of your summit. You can not create the same content from in person to virtual. Take your summit to the next level with live components.

About Stephan Dohrn

 

Stephan Dohrn is an entrepreneur, coach, facilitator, and remote work expert. In addition to coaching entrepreneurs and remote leaders, he is the co-founder of Radical Inclusion, where he helps remote teams thrive by improving collaboration. 

 

Starting in 2009, his company was among the first to offer support for remote team development. Collaboration technology and modern organizational models have made it much easier to create a successful business. Yet, he also learned that beyond technology, processes, and systems, self-management and emotional mastery become indispensable for success.
 

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Biggest Challenge Stephan Is Seeing

     👉     How to create social closeness in the virtual space

 

How To Overcome That Challenge

     ✔️     Focus on technology, getting things really right so people feel comfortable with it

     ✔️     Look at formality vs informality and intimacy

     ✔️     Attention and energy management, get people moving

 

On Giving Breaks

     ➡️     If you have an exciting event, you're not going to lose people because of half an hour break or 15 minute break

     ➡️     Think about the time zones of your audience a give them a proper break when they need it

     ➡️     Offer people other spaces where they can mingle

     ➡️     If you're mixing live and recorded content, you can also make it in a way that some recorded content might be available at different points of time

     ➡️     Allow your audience to create their own experience

 

How To Keep Your Audience's Attention

     👉     Less is more. Segment your presentation.

     👉     Visual images/Visualization

     👉     Storytelling

     👉     Engage them

 

What To Consider When Grouping Your Attendees

     ✔️     How do you give them the instruction, not just beforehand, but actually in the group

     ✔️     What are you doing with what's coming out of the groups

     ✔️     Avoid the typical sharing out group type. It’s boring.

 

Words Of Wisdom From Stephan

     ➡️      “I think it's awesome that everybody's jumping on this and that there's so much experimentation going on as well. And you know, I can tell you whatever I want to, but in the end you just have to have to try it out and experiment. It's really amazing what you can do. The tools are evolving as well. So every month there's something new that you can try out. So I really encourage people to just jump and try things. Get a bunch of five or 10 people together and try things out and see how it works. And then invite 10 more to try it again. And eventually you have a hundred or 200 that are in your summit. Making people feel comfortable, that they can contribute in the best way possible, because when we don't feel comfortable, when we feel sort of reserved, et cetera, we are very likely checking out. So make people comfortable. Be a good host like you would in your birthday party.”

 

Dr. Mark T Wade went from brick & mortar to multi-million dollar online business using a strategy called the "One-Day Summit".
Having created 6, 7 & Multi 7-figure businesses in the Brick & Mortar, Online (Education) Business, & Software As A Service space (Virtual Summits Software), Dr. Mark now helps entrepreneurs scale their online businesses with proven strategies such as the One-Day Summit Formula. 

 

LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

   🔗   One-Day Summit Training

   🔗   Virtual Summits Software Free Trial

   🔗   One-Day Summit Starter Guide 

   🔗   Interview Like A Pro

   🔗   Access Summit Fest Live On Demand Portal 

   🔗   Summit Fest Live 2021

   🔗   Interview Like A Pro

   🔗   Summit Genesis Workshop

   

   

       

 

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