7 Free Web Video Conferencing and Webinar Tools

Book Marketing on a Shoestring Budget

Check out this list of 7 Free Web Video Conferencing and Webinar Tools we compiled for you.

WiZiQ (http://www.wiziq.com/) - Hold a conference or teach a seminar in a free classroom. Upload your PowerPoint presentation, YouTube videos and use their whiteboard. You can be heard on audio and you can choose to use their webcam option for your guests to see you while you present. You can also enable a chat area for questions and interactions. I have personally used WiziQ and highly recommend it. A great free web conferencing tool! It will made you look professional as you host online webinars to promote your books.

Zoho Meeting (http://www.zoho.com/meeting/) - Another great application from Zoho. If you would like to meet your remote customers or remote book readers, Zoho Meeting is proven tool for doing online meetings. One on One meeting is completely free. With the free edition, you can do online meetings, audio conferencing, desktop sharing and even instant messaging. Professional edition with 5 participants is available at $ 12 per month.

Yugma (http://www.yugma.com/) - Yugma free edition is "free for lifetime" edition. It is a good quality web conferencing application which allows you to instantly share your desktop and ideas online with others. Free edition has a limitation of "2 attendees". Easy to host a meeting with Yugma.

Mikogo (http://www.mikogo.com/guide/free-web-conferencing/) - Now arrange a webinar or web presentation or net meeting for free. Over half million people across the globe had registered at Mikogo.

OpenMeetings (http://code.google.com/p/openmeetings/) - It is a browser-based software which comes with many nice features such as recording (complete session you can record), Whiteboard, Import documents, multi-language support and have moderating system. Best of all it is completely free which ocean full of features.

Event Brite (http://www.eventbrite.com) - Want to sell tickets to your webinar or online event? Eventbrite allows you to publish, promote and manage your online event for free. The only time you pay them is for a credit card processing fee if you sell tickets. It's very slick!

Amiando (http://www.amiando.com/) - Free Event Management application for Free Events. If you have a paid event, Amiando is still the best choice. You can sell tickets online, create online event registration forms and promote events. Amiando uses PayPal for payment processing. For paid events, Amiando charges $0.99 per attendee + 5.9% of the attendee fee (No setup cost, no risk as you pay only when ticket is sold.)