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Scot McKay and Carlos Xuma Teleseminar Series
NEXT CALL - 8/29/07 CALL TIME: CALL TOPIC: We'll discuss your communication roadblocks,
as well as handling live questions and answers. Carlos and Scot will be covering various tips and strategies on this topic, and will open up to your questions later in this call.
This call is all about YOUR challenges guys, so have your questions ready to go.
This call will be about 60 minutes ...
CALL COST: FREE
If you have registered for a previous Teleconference call, you're already registered for this one! Access information for this call will be given about a week before the event. We are keeping the attendance down to 200 people, so make sure you register now.
CONFERENCE CALL RULES & TIPS:
Rules: - Carlos will field questions sent in advance through the teleseminar page. Please make your questions short and to-the-point. - The call time is set for 60 minutes, and will cover one topic, but may branch into related areas. Time will be reserved to answer live questions as well. - The code and conference information you will be sent are temporary, and must not be shared. Unauthorized callers will be eliminated from the conference.
Eliminate Background Noise and Distractions
Be Mindful of Your Surroundings * Call from a QUIET location. * Turn off the ringer of a multi-line phone or any other phone in the room. * MUTE YOUR PHONE! Until Carlos tells you that he's going to open the call up to questions, keep your phone on mute. If you do not have any questions, please stay muted.
Use Optimal Equipment * The best equipment choice for your conference is a phone unit directly hardwired into telephone lines. * If possible, avoid using cell phones, cordless phones, speakerphones and Internet telephone services for your conference, as they often pick up static and background noise. * A bad connection can sometimes be the cause of background static. If this happens, hang up and dial in again until you get a clear line.
Don't Forget the Extras * Do not put your phone on hold if you have on-hold music or advertisements. Your on-hold music will play for conference Participants making conversation impossible in your absence. * Turn off your call waiting or its beeping will disrupt the conference and may be confused with entry or exit chimes. For example, dialing *70 before the conference dial-in number disables call waiting for some phone services. If you need assistance with this feature, contact your local phone service provider.
Take Advantage of Conference Controls * Self-mute can be used by any conference Participant and can be turned on and off by toggling “6” on the telephone keypad.
We hope you will find our tips on eliminating conference call background noise and distractions will help keep the focus on what’s most important, the message.
NOTE: The conference number is located in the central United States, and all calls will be charged to you at your normal long distance rate to this location. There are no hidden charges or processing fees. No information will appear on your phone bill regarding the content. Your privacy is assured. If you are calling from overseas, your long distance rate to the United States will also apply. | |||||
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