Do you want to help aspiring writers in learning the ropes of article writing? Then, I suggest that you teach them by hosting teleseminars.
Compare to ebooks and other written materials, teleseminars are more interesting and more effective communication tools.
Here's what you need to do: 1.
Plan ahead.
Before you invite people to your teleseminars, it would be best if you plan your content first.
You need to know what specific angles of this topic that you will focus on.
Are you going to teach them on how they can create killer titles or are you going to show them how they can effectively research their chosen subject? It's much better if you discuss specific topics instead of talking about article writing as a whole.
This may take a lot of time and your participants might not be willing to stay in the call for more than 1 hour.
2.
Ask for feedback.
You would want to make sure that your conference calls will become instant hits.
It would help if you practice in front of neutral third parties before the actual call.
Through this, you'll easily figure out the things that you need to improve on and the things that you're doing great.
Make adjustments when and as needed.
3.
Make your conference call upbeat and lively.
There is no way that you would want your calls to sound boring and uninteresting.
So, be upbeat when discussing your topics.
Also, encourage your participants to jump into the discussion.
Encourage them to ask questions and get them to voice out their opinions.