Comments on: WTF Should I Do?

By: Nicola Cairncross

Nicola Cairncross — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 17:40:53 +0000

Not sure if you still need feedback on this but I like the Rapid Webinars crossed with the 100 webinars in 100 days idea. If you asked us all you could come up with 100 great people to interview and doing it in a big hit like that will make sure you finish it knowing there is an end of the tunnel. It would be an awesome body of work, that transcribed, could be turned into a book with a clever editor. Just a thought! Nicola

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By: Rachel Karl

Rachel Karl — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 20:16:29 +0000

Hey Dean! I really like IDEA #3: “Rapid Webinars” Sounds really fun and great for both the audience and the people being interviewed

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By: Kellen Purles

Kellen Purles — Sun, 23 Oct 2011 08:56:52 +0000

I like idea #3. I love the idea of webinars. I went to a marketing conference this year called SAM put on by Ryan Lee and some other guys and that was their format. Each presenter had 20 minutes to knock their topic out of the park with high quality, actionable content. It was great to hear from a variety of professionals and be able to digest what they were teaching and take action after the fact. With longer webinars you sometimes get information overload and you come away wondering what to do first instead of having a few clearly defined lessons with action items. Great blog. Keep up the good work. Loved your post on KPI's

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By: Juho Tunkelo

Juho Tunkelo — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 11:15:40 +0000

#3 is definitely getting my vote, webinars have by now.. well, if not jumped the shark, at least become commoditized. I mean, nobody has the time to sit on an hour long webinar every other night. I definitely see a future in short webinars. Of course it’s a challenge in terms of structure, providing enough value and still selling something.. but, there’s pros for that.

As for #1, the daily dose, make it a pithy daily audio podcast and I’m there. Almost nobody has the consistency to do that, so you’ll immediately stand out. And being on people’s iPods/iPhones is an advantage.

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By: Steven Ecker

Steven Ecker — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 12:25:25 +0000

I'd still go for #3. Like for the most of us here, it may be traditional but this is the safest choice. Please hear me out and take my advise.

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