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Webinars aren’t just useful for onboarding — they’re a fantastic resource for... Hey {NAME},​ [WebinarJam]( is a fantastic resource for any kind of employee training — whether it’s to teach new skills, update company IT and security procedures, train an employee on a new task, bring in a speaker to motivate, etc. And here are five reasons to back me up on that: 1) Webinars Are More Affordable and Convenient On average, companies spend $1,286 per employee on training and development. And that number is even higher ($1,511) for small companies because they don’t have as many existing resources in place and require more one-on-one attention. Why so expensive? Well, if you’re batch teaching employees, you need someone to organize the event, find a venue (if not within your office), pay for food and refreshments, as well as pay for handouts and materials. Not to mention, if you have employees from all over the country, you’ll also be paying for flights and hotels. With a webinar, the majority of those costs go poof. You can batch-train employees all over the country from one single location. No need for flights, hotels, or even commutes to a venue. And, while we’re on the topic, no need for a venue either. Plus, with WebinarJam webinars, you share files and handouts directly with attendees so they can download them, without the associated costs of printing. And, if you train employees from the comfort of their homes, you no longer need to purchase food and drinks. Your costs essentially become the time it takes to conduct the training and the price of the webinar platform. Did I mention [WebinarJam is just $41.60 a month when paid annually](? 2) You Can Engage Employees More Effectively The internet is like a mask of sorts, making us more comfortable to speak up and ask what we really want. Shy employees are more likely to ask a question they might have been too embarrassed to ask in an in-person group setting. Plus, WebinarJam allows you to engage your employees with polls along the way. Use a poll to take the temperature of the room about their knowledge on a particular subject. Or use polls to create a sort of “pop quiz” to test if your trainees understand the topic you just went over. 3) You Can Keep Track of Who’s Been Trained In the real world, it can be a challenge to keep track of who got trained on what. With a webinar, it’s just part of the process. WebinarJam’s analytics are incredibly detailed and will allow you to see precisely who attended what training and for how long. You can see if a certain employee snuck out early or stayed until the end. And you can keep track of all the questions they asked and how engaged they were by looking at the chat log. 4) You Have Recordings of All Trainings Do you remember the last time you started a new job? It was overwhelming, right? There are so many things to know about the company and day-to-day procedures that your brain seems to be teetering on the brink of explosion at any moment. That’s eliminated with webinars. WebinarJam automatically records your webinars so your new employees can access them later, re-watching until they feel confident with the material. If a week down the line, they can’t remember how to do a certain task, they can just plug back into the replay and watch, sparing them the embarrassment of asking. And for those employees who process a little slower, they can re-watch and pause at their own pace, making the learning process that much easier. 5) You Can Automate Trainings Do you find yourself bringing on new employees in trickles and repeating the same training over and over again? Or needing to hire employees desperately when you get busy… except that’s exactly when you DON’T have the time to train? If so, you should consider automating with WebinarJam’s sister software, [EverWebinar](. The benefit of using an automated webinar is you can record your training once, get it perfectly set up and show it over and over again to new employees, while keeping them engaged throughout. And it keeps your valuable employees productive, so they aren’t spending hours every few weeks training someone new, but instead doing work that earns your business money. Today’s Action Item: If you haven’t already, take the time to sign up for [WebinarJam]( and get familiar with the interface. Because tomorrow, we’re switching gears and I want to dive into less what-webinars-can-do-for-you content and more how to do them well. Now I may be a little biased, but WebinarJam truly is the best platform for webinars. Not only can you host up to 5000 attendees and have up to 6 experts on video at any one time, but you can also add pre-recorded video injection seamlessly into your presentation, making those video interviews flow effortlessly. Plus, you can poll and survey attendees and follow up via email before and after. But you don’t have to trust me on this one; take it from some of our actual customers that WebinarJam will rock your socks off: Talk Soon, AJ Roberts This inbox is not monitored, please do not reply to this message. You're receiving this newsletter because this email address was submitted to an opt-in form on one of our websites. When you no longer wish to hear from us, we'll be sad, but we'll always welcome you back when you're ready to work on your business again. © 2020 Genesis Digital, LLC  All Rights Reserved. [ico-facebook.png]( [ico-twitter.png]( [Unsubscribe]( | [Edit your details]( Genesis Digital LLC
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