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3 Reasons to switch to HelpMeeting Presenter
People who join your presentation will be pleasantly surprised.
To see your screen, all they need to do is go to www.JoinPresentation.com, enter your presentation code and their name.
That's it!
No downloads, registrations, or security warnings, thanks to our Patent Pending technology.
Try our Live Demo to see how it works.
HelpMeeting is there for all your conferencing needs, whether you need audio conferencing, collaboration services such as remote control, application sharing, whiteboard, etc.
It is all included with Presenter.
Customer support is only a call away with no answering systems and no waiting in line.
Only knowledgeable staff in our New Jersey offices will answer your call.
The large conferencing services spend considerable amounts of resources on advertising and marketing campaigns.
In contrast, by depending on customer referrals and limited advertising we are able to offer very competitive pricing.
There are no contracts and you may start and stop your subscription as needed.
What is
a true "no-download" solution and why is it important?
Almost every company in
the Online Meeting space claims their product is "easy to use". Yet only a small number of these companies offer a true "no-download" solution.
So what exactly is a true "no-download" solution, and why
is it important?
Let's say, you are about to host an online presentation, demonstrating, a new software
product to a group of 50 potential customers joining you from around the world.
Everyone attempts to join your presentation by visiting a Web Conferencing website (in our case it is www.JoinPresentation.com) and entering a
presentation code. This procedure is similar for all collaboration
services nowadays.
So what happens next?
If you are using a "no-download" solution like HelpMeeting Presenter, in about 10 seconds all your guests
will see your screen, regardless of their network configuration,
operating system, browser type, etc. We believe this is the right way. After all, your participants are interested in seeing your new software product, not the collaboration software. You start your presentation
quickly and easily. This gets you started on
the right track and has a positive impact on your presentation and your product.
Now, what happens if you a using a typical "download" solution
like those offered by well known collaboration vendors such as WebEx, GotoMeeting,
and Microsoft LiveMeeting, etc?
The very first message your participants see after entering the presentation code is a
.security warning, followed by
the download and installation of collaboration software.
This may be a small "plugin" or something similar
but it is still software which participants are being forced to
install on their computers in order to see the presentation.
The collaboration vendors
claim that this is not a 'big deal'. This is not
surprising since almost all collaboration services work this way.
We however, believe that
requiring your participants to install software on their
computer in order to see your presentation is not a good
business practice. In security conscience industries such as
banks, government organizations, and many other corporations there
are policies which prohibit the download or installation of
non-approved software. In addition, participants may be
concerned with this type of software automatically being installed on
their computer. There may also be additional installation and
compatibility problems, such as when the collaboration software
attempts to access the Internet and is blocked by personal firewall software such as Zone Alarm, Norton Internet Security,
or XPs built in firewall, etc. Imagine what the start
of a 50 person conference would be like if even a
few participants have these installation or connectivity
issues. These types of problems cause unwanted distractions
and delays and may negatively reflect on your product and overall
presentation.
If the first part of your
presentations are spent discussing and installing collaboration software
then perhaps it's time to consider an alternative.
