Zoom Meeting vs Webinar Comparison

[@TheSchoolOfBass]

Thank you so much!! This video covers not just logic but also how people emotionally react to different settings. Great content! Thanks again! Stay blessed.

[@LightoftheSpirit]

Very clear and useful. Answered the questions I had!

[@CatMulvihill]

Great to hear!

[@mikewilliams7519]

Excellent! You explained exactly what I needed to know. Thank you!

[@Carte-Blanche-NZ]

Are you still posting video? I love them and wondering if you are still doing them as they all seem to be loaded a year ago.

[@GranddaughterCrow]

Hi! Thank you for this. I have only produced meetings on Zoom. Now that I am growing, I may want to use the Webinar functionality. This was so helpful!

[@ChasingYonci]

Ma'am!! You went ABOVE and BEYOND with the info in this video. Super helpful!! Thank you so much! Exceeded my expectation.

[@justaskcan]

Preparing for a meeting tonight SO grateful to find this video to help me determine which is best. Thanks so much, Cat!

[@CatMulvihill]

You are so welcome!

[@emilio-oxtoa]

I am planing to host a webinar, thank you so much for your video

[@EFTTappingwithHeatherAmbler]

This is SO helpful! Much clearer than the tutorial on this which Zoom provides. Thank you!

[@CatMulvihill]

I'm so glad it was helpful!

[@FitnessOnAutopilot]

Thank you for this video. that was something I always wondered and you made it very clear. Great video.

[@CatMulvihill]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DenisFortier]

Great video. Very helpful. Thanks!

[@ronspi]

The only practical difference between any meeting application and a webinar is the ability to mute all attendees. That's it! Everything else is just decoration for the actual purpose of the application (from registration, groups, chats, and handouts). A webinar is a one-way presentation. A meeting is a collaboration.

[@venugopalmuvvala2396]

Excellent ! You are indeed an expert. Thanks for making so simple and clear.

[@ummsalahuddeen3626]

Very good. I prefer using the zoom meetings. I maybe using webinars in the future.

[@RobertEBlackmon]

Thank you so much for this break down of information. It really helped me make a decision that will work best for me.

[@romualdfranck5202]

A question I was asking myself :) Thank you for those insgihts and real context considerations. Engagement is the trick to take the decision for me. Plus the tricks you share to use Zoom Meeting. I will Test to hack first and see what I can come out with.

[@auxilliumhelp]

Thanks for the inside; fascinating. Important as an attendee of webinars is a good video and voice quality for me and that I can watch webinars anytime, so on-demand solution. Is this also available under zoom webinars?

[@aldorodriguez7310]

OMG I’m in love with this channel !

[@CatMulvihill]

Glad you are getting value from it!

[@janetrandalloliver7753]

I also think the number of attendees/participants is a factor. More than 50 may want to go the webinar route.

[@jeanmicallef-grimaud4375]

Excellent video! Perhaps using screenshots to show the discussed differences would really help though! :)

[@Carpenters_Canvas]

Thank you for sharing this . Very informative

[@kjohnson4642]

Very professionally done. Great explanation.

[@CatMulvihill]

Thank you!

[@LegendaryBrandon1]

When you download the video do you get multiple speaker MOV or 1 that goes back and forth between speakers?

[@Carpenters_Canvas]

I’m hosting an AA meeting for people trying to save their own lives and change, we normally have about 30-80 people each night, lately we have been bombed , a lot. So I’m trying to create a safe space for people to come and interact.. People share and all of that. Does webinar allow people to share ?

[@HkWiseKids]

Awesome video!!! We have about 30 students per class and we don't want the students to see each other as it is distracting for them. Will you recommend the Zoom Webinar add-on? We also want to students to interact with the teach just not with each other. many thanks

[@Learn2DriveNYC]

What's the downside to making everyone a panelist in a webinar?

[@ChasingYonci]

Can people on webinars see the NUMBER of participants attending the webinar with them?

[@ebrahimsaloojee2864]

Are there cost implications and if yes what are they?

[@miikoandersonesq]

what if there are only 3 people in the meeting? Can you prevent the number of people present from showing?

[@VanillaNightClub]

You're an inspiration

[@drsunilkjindal]

Wow so beautifully explained , Cat

[@CatMulvihill]

Thank you!

[@TheClarityCure]

thanks for the video! Can you suggest the best way to charge for a workshop being hosted as a meeting? I guess I could create my own landing page have them sign up and then email them the reg link myself? I'm a bit turned around here.. lol

[@CatMulvihill]

You are correct! I've done this before. You set up your own payment & registration, and in your confirmation email, you include the Zoom meeting details. It would part of your automation. For greater control, you can authenticate users with Zoom; however, it requires participants to have a Zoom account and use that specific email to join. This could cause a headache. If it's a manageable number, you can simply enable a waiting room and make sure only registered participants are let into the meeting.

[@TheClarityCure]

@@CatMulvihill thank you Cat. appreciate the response!

[@TypographyGuru]

You could also look at ticket platforms with API connections to Zoom like Eventbrite. This gives you professional payment and ticket options. Zoom’s options are rather limited. Even with the paid webinar upgrade, you only get PayPal payments.

[@DinyTroeyen]

as a speaker can I share a powerpointpresentation slide by slide myself, admitting people to enter OR do I have to ask another person to present each slide and to admit the visitors ? At the moment I am the speaker working with 2 other persons (Co hosts) to help me with these different tasks! It feels stupid and unprofessional. Maybe as I am 71 years old, I donot look too foolish to you? IF you want to respond I will be very grateful. Big virtual HUGS Diny Troeyen .

[@CatMulvihill]

You can admit people and manage the slides. Personally, I like getting help from a co-host to admit people to the meeting so I can focus on presenting.

[@JerryStewartNZ]

Hi Cat, That was most helpful, Thank you :) I will be hosting an event 30-50 people with 4 panelists and also a space for attendee participation. I was veering towards Webinar using the 'promote attendee to panelist' but after watching your presentation I realise that, as a bunch of therapists, feeling connected is important and that a Meeting is more appropriate. Can you suggest a way that 4 panelists can have the focus for a section of the event by using the Meeting? - Jerry

[@JerryStewartNZ]

ah, ha, I think I've answered my own question.. using co-hosts and focus mode :)

[@RealEstateCOO]

@@JerryStewartNZ great tip 👍

[@biharimbbswala]

Love from india 🇮🇳

[@RealEstateCOO]

Thank you 💞

[@lydiawynn8968]

Hello.zLearning about Zoom.

[@jeremymendelson4322]

meeting preference for me as an attendee

[@Kurimao0113]

How about participants limit?

[@CatMulvihill]

Yes, that's definitely something to consider. Both of the lowest paid plans have 100 and require a bigger plan to add more people. So you do have to think about how many people and your budget. Ideally, you chose the format that suits your presentation and then determine if it works with the budget.

[@abckumar9507]

loved it

[@26parati]

Qué bonita

[@westernspike]

hi. tnx

[@SilconOne]

Hi Cat

[@rosalynmurungi3725]

Hi

[@walterlinares3816]

I hear you, but you're so beautiful though istg

[@TheHuntermagdy]

you're very pretty

[@DinyTroeyen]

Hi Cat

[@anthonyquinn9399]

Hi Cat