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• Seminars are written, designed and produced by Performance
Media Group’s team of experts to meet your specifi c objectives and
adhere to your brand standards
• Combine online video, audio, fl ash, instant messaging, dynamic
HTML and more
• Travel agents will be able to “show up” online at a pre-designated
time to watch a dynamic presentation and to even interact with
questions via instant messaging
• In-house, not “off-the-shelf,” software designed specifi cally to
meet the needs of the travel industry
• Programs are designed to appear LIVE! However, they are scripted
and fi lmed in advance at our studios to ensure a smooth, polished
and enjoyable end result for the viewers
• A knowledge base is developed in advance of the seminars going
live. Agents can ask questions during the seminar, and the knowl-
edge base will reply with the appropriate answer. If the question is
not answered by the knowledge base, it is set up to be answered in
the “Q & A” at the completion of the seminar
• Real-time Tracking: With Virtual Travel Seminars, you will
ALWAYS know exactly how many agents have accessed your
seminar and whether they completed the seminar
• Agent Profi ling: We make sure you recruit the right agents that
meet your requirements, such as sales volume, destinations sold,
type of agent, gateway, consortia affi liation and so much more
“Having worked with Performance Media Group for many years, we
knew we were engaging with a very professional group of people. In
developing our VirtualTravelSeminars, the team at Performance Media
Group didn’t disappoint. From sharing initial information on our
product, to the fi lming of the VirtualTravelSeminar, to the fi nal editing,
it was an effi cient and simple process. We’re actually working on a
second VirtualTravelSeminar with Performance Media.”
- John Peters, Vice President Business Development, Group RCI
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