| 0-4 Negligible risk
| If your next event lands in this category you should feel confident and prepared. It is likely that you’ve done many successful webcasts with this audience or similar ones. You are doing the right things. Keep up the excellent work—you’re “good to go”.
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5-9 Limited risk
| Your event may have some areas of risk that need attention--especially if you scored 3-4 on a given response. You would benefit from an idea-exchange with presentation experts, or might need to review established “best practices” regarding the question
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10-14 Moderate risk
| This event is in jeopardy. You should give serious consideration to each 3-4 response. You may mitigate risk with additional practice and dry runs. Perhaps your group size can be reduced, or you can enhance alignment with sponsors and internal coaches. Low involvement is a sure ticket for disaster—you may need to beef-up Q&A, polling and interactive activities.
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| 15-19 Significant risk
| You should postpone this event—maybe cancel it. Your score indicates a high probability that your audience will tune you out. As a result, you may experience a loss of professional credibility, confidence and a lack of commitment from participants for action items, recommendations and recurring web events.
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