To help you share about the online webinar presentation, here is a suggested social media post to share to your wall, through private message, or even an email to those who you wish to invite.

If you post to Facebook, here is the suggested text (remember to make it your own if this does not fit for you):

Are you looking for a breakthrough? As many of you know, I have been participating in an online program which is designed to help people achieve more out of their life. I am learning some really great tips to lead a more abundant life and I want to share this with you in an online webinar. For those who rsvp they want a reserved spot, I will share with you a link to view an online webinar. Who’s in?

Next Steps:

Step 1) Anyone who likes or comments without saying a confirmed “yes, reserve my spot” private message them, or get in touch with them in some way to share a little about your experience, your excitement about this opportunity, a 1 sentence explanation of something you have learned or a change that has already occurred in your life since starting this program, etc. Share just one thing from the examples above that this person could also relate with and ask them if you can go ahead and reserve a spot for them to view the webinar. Let them know within the next few days they will receive the link to view the online webinar from you.

Step 2) For those who comment or message you back with a confirmation: Like their comment, and acknowledge their comment by saying: “Great, I will send you a link to view the webinar in the next few days.”

Step 3) Keep a running list of who is attending the webinar. If they ask when it is, tell them that once they receive the email, they can view the webinar.

Step 4) Your goal is to get anyone attending the webinar on a quick 10 – 20 minute introduction call with me, or another team mate or up line, prior to viewing the webinar. If they cannot before, then go ahead and set up a time to do a 3-way call with them after the webinar within the same day, or following days from when they view it.