AnyMeeting

I find AnyMeeting good for training clients, you can hold a meeting with a large group of people via email invite.

The client does not have to download any software which minimizes the time it takes to start and get everyone going.

It does lack in high end video quality and there are better packages available.

Other than that it can get a little pricey but there is a free version available.

Online web conferencing.

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AnyMeeting is extremely easy to apply. Just look into the network and add details about the meetings, post the addresses of your own visitors and press the schedule key, and AnyMeeting will send an invitation to your visitors, where they can participate in your meeting.

AnyMeeting will send you a notification before the scheduled meeting. Anymeeting forms the main entry point for hiring in my business. I do it professionally in an organized manner.

The registration page, information and settings are considered asset multipliers. With AnyMeeting, you can easily draw up a plan, hire, attend, observe visitors and investigate the effectiveness of the presentation.

In some cases, users experience difficulties if their Internet service is slower or the programs spend more traffic.

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AnyMeeting has made it easier to meet with team members and clients throughout the country.

I use the dedicated conference line and it was simple to set up.

Occasionally, there are issues with feedback or timing delays/echoes to the audio during conference calls.

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Free version…has limited features, but the basics are there. Sound quality is okay, as is the connectability.

Good reporting abilities

Very limited features with free version….there used to be more available with the free version, but in recent updates, they’ve eliminated some of the basics like recording

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This was by far one of the easier webinars to setup. I did the trial version with about 5 different companies. This was the easiest with a great feature set and pretty good video quality.

The only one I liked better was Adobe Connect but user had to download a large software app for Adobe which was a non-starter for me. Great poling software and registration setup.

Slightly fewer features than Adobe connect but the ease of use off set any limitations. Highly recommend the product.

Flexible interface. Easy to setup. Professional looking.

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Generally easy to use. Allows for screen share and upload of documents. Network has been good. Allows for recording of meetings and access later.

It is difficult working with multiple people who may be presenting information. If the host’s email is logged in, the entire meeting ends when that person logs out and you cannot restart a meeting so mistakes require a brand new meeting to be created.

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This allowed me to host several webinars and create recorded events. This has opened the door to more ways I can monetize.

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I use AnyMeeting for web meetings with clients. It is easy to use and for my clients to use.

I use it every Tuesday for national meetings with agents all over the country.

National capabilities Good price for great functionality Easy to allow my clients to take over the presentation

If you do web meetings i would reccomend this product service for that process.

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Has all the features you would expect

Cons: Resource hogging

The problem is simple – resource hogging. The longer the software runs for a webinar, the more resources if consumes until it crashes, requiring a reboot midstream or rebooting in anticipation of the upcoming crash.

We run this on a dedicated laptop with a 3.2ghz quad core processor, 8gb ram, 50/12 ethernet connected Internet, separate Logitech conference cam and microphone with absolutely no other software on this laptop, not even anti-virus during meetings.

The laptop was washed the day it was bought and besides the operating system, Anymeeting, MS Office, Adobe Reader and Firefox, there is nothing else on the computer.

Thirty minutes into any webinar, it starts bogging down, badly. 60 minutes and it’s close to freezing, audio is breaking up.

Their tech people have “looked into it” several times and tell us to reboot when the computer starts slowing down – not an acceptable solution. We’re now reviewing other products in the hopes of finding something a bit more reliable and mainstream.

Might be good for very small groups and very short meetings.

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