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Zoom Producer

Kristie • Aug 31, 2022

What is a Zoom Producer?

Let’s start by talking about the changes we have all had to make over the last couple of years, the move to online working has been a life saver and allowed us to keep in contact with friends and colleagues all over the UK and possibly even worldwide. Zoom or other similar digital platforms have created opportunities we’d have otherwise lost.


It wasn’t the ideal but it did mean continuity of business in a difficult environment and has frequently led to meeting some amazing people that we’d have not met otherwise and attending events that wouldn’t have been possible in person. 


We’re now all free enjoying the company of old and new connections in person, but I’m sure you know plenty of people you won’t have the opportunity to meet in person any time soon.


Online working has enabled access to many positive business opportunities that would not have otherwise been possible. Being back with personal contact to our business connections is great, but online working still has a strong place in the daily working of a business and in the development of new business options.


Working online has its own issues, a good internet connection is an essential but getting to grips the best available technology can be challenging. Keeping ahead of the competition and providing a professional service is difficult enough and taking advantage of new ways of working can increase the stresses involved in running a profitable and efficient operation.


A Zoom Producer can help facilitate an effective online event by providing the knowledge to get the best from the technology and keeping the session flowing without the event organiser having to worry about the process. Concentrating on the core work, reduces stress and improves performance and that’s what a Zoom Producer brings to the table. Any time you can increase your personal bandwidth to focus on your business, event goals and target expectations has to be a positive move.


Do you host meetings or workshops?

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Would you like to take them online to keep connected to that wider audience?

Is it the tech that stops you from taking it online?

ETA Girl Friday, Zoom Producer could be one of the best business decisions you make today.


I can offer the use of my Zoom account, saving you from paying for a licence or being limited to a 40-minute session.


Each session setup for your specific needs, allowing you to focus on what you do best, creating the content and sharing it with your audience.

I’ll check that you’re able to use the necessary functions required for a slick and professional session.


I’ll be your mentor and wingman, admitting and welcoming each delegate personally.


Answering the repetitive questions and making a note of other questions, so they are ready when you’re ready to take questions. Making a seamless transition from host and presenter to responding the those attending the event. No more awkward silences while you scan through the chat to find relevant enquiries, screening out repetitive queries and straight to providing the advice and clarifications required.

A pre-session evaluation is included to ensure the smooth running of the event, making sure that the session represents your style and way of working, adapting my input to reflect your needs on the day.

If you know someone that could use a professional co-pilot and reliable wingman for their Zoom event, please do share this article with them.


If you would like to meet over a virtual coffee to discuss further, please use the link below to book in at a time convenient to you - https://zcal.co/kristienorris/clientupdate

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