101 Tips on How to Create a Successful Webinar in 2021

Do you want to master all the steps it takes to create a successful webinar?

The following is a list of 101 (!!!) tips on how to create your next successful webinar. This article contains the best tips, tricks, and strategies I have gathered from creating several hundred webinars myself.

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Why You Should Use Webinars

Webinars have been around for decades and are a great way to share information about any topic. Here are the top benefits of doing webinars:

Reason #1 to Use Webinars: They’re a great way to reach a huge audience.

Webinars are great for connecting with people from around the world, which is especially important during an epidemic. Did you know you can automate your webinars with platforms like eWebinar? It allows users to run pre-recorded webinars automatically at scheduled hours without needing the host to be present.

Reason #2 to Use Webinars: They’re live events that let you interact with your audience.

It’s the best way to connect with your audience in different locations in an easy and scalable way.

Reason #3 to Use Webinars: They’re a great way to build relationships.

Webinars create an environment where people feel comfortable asking questions and sharing feedback which is critical for larger-ticket sales and marketing efforts.

Ok now that I’ve convinced you to create a webinar, let’s talk about my top 101 tips to create a successful webinar of your own!

My Best 101 Tips on How to Create a Super-Successful Webinar!

As far as I know, this is the World’s largest compilation of tips on how to create a successful webinar in 2021.

Test them out and see which ones work for you!

Webinar Tip #1. Offer the Right Webinar Format for Your Audience

Ask yourself: What will my audience be interested in? A live, interactive webinar that they can interact with you from all over the world is a great way to get your message out there.

But if your audience could care less about interacting with you because they’re busy professionals who are looking for more of an informational presentation, then that’s what you should give them. Don’t try to force a live webinar on people who would rather just listen and watch to a YouTube video.

This is the whole point: be specific about your audience so you know how to reach them through the right medium.

Webinar Tip #2. Have a Clear CTA

The webinar should be clear in the benefit being provided and there should always be a next step for the audience to take.

Maybe it is an offer of another free resource or a registration form for a free class. Whatever it is, make sure you’re clear about it!

Webinar Tip #3. Use Your Webinar to Announce or Preview a Product Launch

If you’re getting ready to launch something really big and want people to come along for the ride, then make sure you promote this as a webinar.

Maybe it is a product launch, a Kickstarter campaign, or the big announcement of your new eBook. Webinars tend to do better if it is related to something “new” whereas conventional video content like YouTube clips tend to do better for “evergreen” content.

Webinar Tip #4. Give Away the Best Stuff at First

The webinar should highlight the most important parts of your message and offer more in-depth information afterwards (if people are interested). It’s the old blog post strategy: if you want to get someone to read everything, give them the best content up front (e.g., for free). The same is true with a webinar: if you want people to stay engaged and watch until the very end, make sure that you are 100% clear in the beginning about what it is that they’re going to get out of your message.

Webinar Tip #5. Make it Easy to Share

The best webinars are the ones that spread like wildfire. Make sure you have social media icons on your page so viewers can easily share your message with their friends on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram and whatever other places they frequent online.

I also recommend putting a few call-to-action statements at various points in the message to encourage viewers to email it or broadcast it to their friends.

Webinar Tip #6. Invite Your Existing Readers/Fans/Subscribers

Invite your existing fans, those who follow you on social media and who subscribe to your blog. They are the ones that are already interested in what you have to say and they are going to get other people excited, too.

Webinar Tip #7. Be Specific in Your Subject Line

Don’t be vague. A subject line that says “Webinar on Tues” will have a much lower open rate than one that is more specific like “Today’s Webinar: The #1 Reason You Need a Success Plan.” Get people engaged when they see the email and they’ll click through.

Webinar Tip #8. Know Your Message Inside and Out

Don’t try to wing it. Be prepared for anything: someone could ask a difficult question, there could be a technical glitch or another industry speaker might show up!

Make sure you have answers to all of the questions that could potentially come up. Be prepared for anything and everything, even if it is out of your control.

Webinar Tip #9. Have a Great Speaker Bio

A speaker bio is critical because it’s the first thing people will read when they learn about your webinar.

It should include links to places they can find more information about you and the value that you provide.

Webinar Tip #10. Be Prepared!

Know your stuff, know your message, have an agenda and stick to it . There shouldn’t be a second that goes by where you’re not in control. The webinar should go very smoothly and you should be able to answer any questions that come up.

Webinar Tip #11. Hire a Facilitator with Great Stage Presence

If you are someone who gets easily nervous when speaking publicly, make sure to hire somebody who is good at keeping the audience engaged and knows all the tips on how to create a successful webinar .

Webinar Tip #12. Offer a Webinar Replay for Those Who Missed It

Offer a replay of your webinar for those who missed it the first time around. It’s a simple URL that people can go to in order to watch a recording of your event.

You could even make it available via iTunes or YouTube after the fact, but don’t break the bank doing this (I’m looking at you, GoToWebinar!) because it can get pretty pricey.

Webinar Tip #13. Keep it Short (30-45 Minutes)

This goes hand in hand with #9, but keep your webinar short and to the point. I know this is a little different than your typical blog post since you can’t take advantage of the word count to make sure you’ve covered everything, but try to be as concise as possible when delivering your message. This keeps the viewer from getting bored or overwhelmed; you want them to walk away feeling like this was a valuable experience.

Webinar Tip #14. Make it Interactive (Ask Questions)

Make your viewers part of the webinar by asking questions at various points in the presentation. What do they think? How did they come upon this topic? Asking questions puts people at ease and gets them engaged.

Webinar Tip #15. Get a Moderator/Guest Speaker to Lead the Discussion

You’re not going to be able to keep the entire audience on track. Have a moderator or guest speaker who can drive the conversation as you lead it along. If you have someone who is an expert at leading discussions, even better – that person may even be capable of doing this live during your webinars!

Webinar Tip #16. Offer Up a Prized Giveaway to Attendees

I offered up a free marketing consultation for anyone who attended my webinar and it was a great way to get people excited about taking action! Your giveaway prize doesn’t have to be fancy or expensive; just something that gives them an incentive to show up.

Webinar Tip #17. Encourage Sharing of the Event

As part of the registration process for your webinar, ask those who are attending to share a link on social media (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, etc.) or email it out to their network.

Webinar Tip #18. Show Up Early (Test Your Equipment)

This is important: show up early to the event so you have time to test everything beforehand. You want everything to go smoothly and not appear like a novice on camera!

Webinar Tip #19. Offer a Free Guide as an Attendee Thank You

Make sure you offer a free guide or info product as an attendee thank you. This way people who can’t make it to your live event still get something in return for their time and may possibly convert into customers.

Webinar Tip #20. Write an THANK YOU Post

After your webinar, send a message to the attendees and thank them for their attendance. Encourage them to share this experience with others who might be interested in attending future events of this type.

Webinar Tip #21. Make it Available On-Demand

After everything is said and done, make the recorded version of your webinar available to others so they can watch it if they were not able to attend. The people who didn’t attend could be interested in learning more about our services but could not be there at the time.

Webinar Tip #22. Recap Your Presentation

Provide a summary of your presentation within 24 hours so that people who cannot attend can still receive some important tips and takeaways.

Webinar Tip #23. Create an On-Demand Replay Link

If you do create a free replay, make sure you also create a direct link to this so that anyone who wants to can go back and listen in.

Webinar Tip #24. Create a Slide Deck for Viewers

If you have slides (or want to create some) make sure you offer them as a PDF download via Google Drive, Dropbox public link, or whatever other file sharing service you like best. Make them available for anyone who wants to download them and keep the file in your public library so that links stay active.

Webinar Tip #25. Keep following up over the next few weeks.

A few days after your webinar is done, reach out to those who attended with a follow up email. Make sure they know how valuable their time was and thank them again for attending. Sending out a sequence of emails over a longer period of time helps registrants remember who you are and what you do.

Webinar Tip #26. Ask Their Advice

As mentioned earlier, ask your attendees what they thought of the webinar and if there’s anything you can do to improve it in the future. I did this and found out from everyone who attended what could have made it better and how to be more efficient moving forward.

Webinar Tip #27. Write a Blog Post After the Webinar is Over

After you have all your notes and have had time to think about what happened during your webinar, write a blog post on the topic or something that relates to it. Doing this will be helpful for anyone who couldn’t attend or for those who want to review the information again.

Webinar Tip #28. Repurpose your Webinar Presentation.

If possible, try to use your webinar presentation as a way of creating another piece of content. You can do this by breaking it down into smaller sections and creating an infographic or conference presentation or podcast (etc.) based on the information found in the presentation.

Webinar Tip #29. Optimize your Presentation for Search

As you are repurposing your webinar content, optimize it for search. You can do this by breaking up the content into smaller chunks and publishing it in smaller more specific topics that are designed to rank for more specific keywords.

Webinar Tip #30. Add the Slide Deck or Recording to a Resources Page

If you create slides (or recorded video) make sure they are added to your Resources page on your website so that they are easily accessible to other interested parties .

Webinar Tip #31. Offer a Special Deal on Your Service for Those Who Registered for Your Webinar

Everyone who registered for your webinar should receive an incentive for attending. Offer a special deal on one of your services or give them access to something you wouldn’t normally offer if they opt-in via the registration page.

Webinar Tip #32. Send a Thank You CARD

Send each person who attended a physical or e-card thanking them for taking the time out of their busy schedule to participate in your webinar.

Webinar Tip #33. Invite Others to Host Future Live Events

If there are people in your organization who can help with hosting live events, include them! If you have a strong team behind you, they can also collaborate to host future webinars. This will give you more time to focus on other aspects of the business like marketing and sales while others carry out some of the work.

Webinar Tip #34. Turn your Webinar Recording into a Live-on-demand Simulated Live Event

There are many software products available that will allow you to turn your live webinar recording into a simulated “live on demand” event. Why do a “simulated live event” vs. a conventional YouTube video?

The benefit is that you can put a custom registration form and Q & A forum in front of your on-demand “live” event to enable your sales and marketing teams to follow up!

Webinar Tip #35. Create Media Attention Before, During and After your Webinar

Create a press release about your upcoming webinar, send it to local media outlets before the event takes place. Have someone on your team attend the live event or share key information in an interview after the fact. This will create more awareness for you, give you credibility, and could potentially get you featured in other online publications.

Webinar Tip #36: Promote, Promote, and Promote some more

Promoting your webinar is not an afterthought – it’s a key component of the event and needs to be planned for well in advance .

Make sure you have multiple mediums through which attendees can find information about your webinar (i.e. a landing page, social media networks, emails, ads and others) .

You can use pre-recorded video (from YouTube for example) telling viewers about what’s to come and how they can register or attend.

Webinar Tip #37. Make the Most of the Time Right After Your Webinar is Over

This is when people are most excited and interested in what your organization has to offer. Some will be waiting for the recording .

If they are, send it out as soon as possible so that those who couldn’t attend can get a taste of what happened. Keep in mind that their interest may not last long so be sure to act fast!

Webinar Tip #38. Use Websites Like EventBrite or LiveStream to Host Your Webinar

There are some great services available that will allow you to build a website specifically for your live webinar and help you reach your target audience.

For example, EventBrite is an online registration and ticketing service that allows users to create public or private events (like a webinar), market them, sell tickets , accept payments and more.

Webinar Tip #39. Use Social Media During Your Event to Promote

There are many social media outlets that can be used during a live webinar including Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Webinar Tip #40. Use a Pre-Event Survey to Develop or Validate Content for your Webinar

Once you get answers back from attendees, use that information to plan your webinar content . Ask them how they would rate the importance of certain topics, for example, and respond by presenting more information about those that are most frequently chosen.

Webinar Tip #41. Drive Traffic to Your Webinar Page with SEO

Promoting your webinar is not a once-and-done affair . Make sure you have a number of strategies in place to ensure that people know about it and remember to attend. This includes making sure all of your web pages related to the event are optimized for search engines . You can do this by adding keywords to the title, meta description and throughout your pages .

Webinar Tip #42. Add a Link to your Webinar Page in your Email Signature

When you send out emails promoting your webinar, don’t just add the hyperlink at the end of the email. Create an event email signature and include a link so that people who read every line of an email feel compelled to click through and register.

Webinar Tip #43. Send out a TON of Reminders Before your Event

Send out reminders several times before the event is due to take place so that people know to register or mark their calendars . You should also send out a last-minute reminder about 30 minutes before all the details are finalized and everyone can begin to attend.

Webinar Tip #44. Create a Live Blog of the Webinar Content

If you are looking to get even more traffic out of your on-demand webinars, then consider setting up a live blog for them . This will help people who missed the initial event find out what took place and also encourage others who were there to either re-watch it or share their thoughts.

Webinar Tip #45. Ask for a Show of Hands at Regular Intervals

Depending on the webinar topic, it can be useful to get an idea of how many people are taking part by asking a show of hands . This will also make it easier for you to focus your content on the top issues that people are interested in.

Webinar Tip #46. Use Proven Topics

Rather than picking a webinar topic at random, choose an existing topic that has performed well in the past for your topic. This way you can be confident that there is a built-in audience interested in learning about it.

Webinar Tip #47. Repeat Unusually Successful Webinars

If you happen to run an unusually successful webinar in terms of registrants and attendees, do the same or similar event again and again until you are sure you’ve exhausted the topic or interest declines. It’s generally better to go with successful proven topics over unproven new topics.

Webinar Tip #48. Use a Professional Webinar Background

When you are creating your webinar page, it can be helpful to create a professional looking background for attendees to look at . You can do this by using the company logo or a high-quality image that inspires trust in your brand.

Webinar Tip #49. Wear a professional outfit or a shirt with the company logo on it.

People will be more impressed with your webinar if you dress for the occasion . This can be as simple as wearing a shirt that has your company logo on it. Once again this is a way of inspiring trust in potential customers and showing them that you are professional in all aspects of business.

Webinar Tip #50. Use professional Webinar Lighting.

Webinars that are shot in low light (or extreme sunlight) or where the presenter is too difficult to see are difficult to watch . This makes it less likely that people will participate and potentially reduces the trust potential customers have in your brand.

Webinar Tip #51. Do Joint Webinars with Partners

If you have an interest in working with other companies to host a webinar, then it can be helpful to use a joint webinar as the first step . This gives you greater exposure by creating value for both parties and makes it easier for people to get to know you.

Inviting previous speakers to a webinar series helps establish the community and an incentive to return.

Webinar Tip #52. Simulcast Your Webinar to other Facebook Live Platforms

You can expand your reach overall by simulcasting your webinar to a Facebook Page’s livestream. You can also live-stream webinar content into Facebook Groups. This is a great way of increasing the amount of people with minimal cost and effort.

Webinar Tip #53. Simulcast Your Webinar to Your Youtube Page

Similar to the Facebook tip above, you can also simulcast your webinar via Youtube livestream . This makes it easy for people who are unable to attend in real time (due to work hours or other reasons) to watch at a more convenient time.

Webinar Tip #54. Simulcast to OTHER people’s pages and channels.

You can also take advantage of the power of simulcasting your webinar onto someone else’s livestream channel (with their permission). This is a great way to get exposure for your event or product, and you could offer to simulcast their webinar productions on your channels in return.

Webinar Tip #55. Reach out to Relevant Blogs and Publications

If you have an interest in reaching out to a wider audience, then consider sharing your upcoming or live webinars with relevant blogs .

Webinar Tip #56. Use Zoom!

Zoom offers a number of features that make it better for webinars, including screen sharing, built-in chat and the ability to host Meetings within the platform.

Webinar Tip #57. Use a Title that is Easy to Understand

Your title should answer one simple question for people who see it: “What does this have to do with me? ” Good titles make people want to find out more, especially when the title is short and has a clear call to action .

Webinar Tip #58. Highlight the Benefits of Attending

Your description should add value for people who read it by highlighting why they should attend your webinar, for example: ” You’ll discover the top five ways to avoid disaster in 2021. Learn these secrets and you’ll be ready for anything! “

Webinar Tip #59. Add a Remarketing Pixel to Your Webinar Registration Page

You can increase your reach to people who have visited your webinar registration page but didn’t register by adding a Facebook and Google remarketing pixel, so you can remind them to register via Facebook and Google remarketing ads.

Webinar Tip #60. Buy Email Lists of Qualified Users and Target Them with Email Blasts

Consider buying lists of people who want to meet your target buyer criteria. Send them a targeted email that is likely to convince them to attend your webinar event.

Webinar Tip #61. Offer a “Live Chat” Feature During Your Webinar

Live chat lets attendees communicate with each other, creating a more interactive experience.

Webinar Tip #62. Have a Live Q&A Period.

Create an engaging Q&A section where attendees can ask questions, and the presenter should respond during the presentation. Otherwise, live videos are essentially equivalent to recorded videos.

Webinar Tip #63. Have a list of “staged” Questions for the Q&A Period

Nobody wants to be the first one ask a question, so don’t be afraid to ask “staged,” pre-written questions and partially answer some of the questions you think people may wonder about it. This is especially good if someone asked about something controversial like our marketing strategy or product.

Webinar Tip #64. Have a Call to Action

At the end of your webinar, point people in the direction of something that will help them take action: a free trial, lead magnet or sales page.

Webinar Tip #65. Offer Discounts for Registration

Get people to register for your webinar by offering a discount or exclusive offer on a product or service.

Webinar Tip #66. Release A Teaser for the Webinar

Releasing a teaser video that contains keywords of your webinar makes it easier to drive traffic and increases the conversion rate when people see it on search results . This also helps attract more qualified leads

Webinar Tip #67. Tell the Story

Storytelling is a great way to get your audience excited about attending your live event . It will be more engaging for them if you tell them how it’s going to help them rather than simply listing out topics that they could potentially hear about.

Webinar Tip #68. Start Your Webinar With a Bang

You want people to be excited to be watching your webinar, so make sure that you start off with a bang. This can be done in a number of ways including doing something entertaining or making a bold and unexpected claim (something contrary to conventional wisdom) backed by data or research.

Webinar Tip #69. Provide a Clickable Preview of The Webinar

In the recording, provide potential attendees with a preview video containing all of the most important information of your webinar event, and make it available in multiple places on your website.

If you have an influencer in your niche who is well-known and respected, then you should consider inviting them to co-host your live event . This makes people more likely to attend.

Webinar Tip #71. Add Humor Where Appropriate

If you have a funny story, joke or anecdote that is related to your topic, then don’t be afraid of adding humor where it’s apropos. A good sense of humor will make your presentation less boring!

Webinar Tip #72. Create Handout Materials and Tutorials

Create handouts and tutorials that can be downloaded by attendees after the main presentation is over.

Webinar Tip #73. Keep it To the Point, Have a Clear Agenda

To make sure your presentation has clarity and purpose, keep it brief. No one will want to stick around if they can’t tell what the point of your webinar is after a few minutes without specifying a concrete focus.

Webinar Tip #74. Send out reminders via SMS texts

Text messages are a good way of reminding people to watch your webinar. Potential attendees will be more likely to see an SMS text message them than a bulk email. The best way to send SMS blasts is using Customers.ai. They have free SMS tools and they are reasonably priced.

Webinar Tip #75. Send out LOTS of reminders.

Reminders are necessary in order to ensure that as many people as possible watch your webinar. Send out at least two or three reminders before the event, including one a couple of hours beforehand.

Webinar Tip #76. Announce Webinars at Least 1 Week before the Webinar Event.

If you want the event to be well attended, it is good to send a few weeks beforehand. Sending email invitations in advance will help conference attendees make plans and see if there are any conflicts.

Webinar Tip #77. Make webinar content relevant to specific industries.

People are more likely to register for a webinar if they know that the material is applicable to their particular industry. Find out what they need and give it to them.

Webinar Tip #78. Use a deadline countdown timer on your webinar landing page or sales page.

People love to see how much time is left before a live event begins. A countdown timer will create urgency will encourage them to register right away

Webinar Tip #79. Showcase real-world case studies of your product or service in the webinar presentation.

Listing out a bunch of features and benefits is not just boring, but it doesn’t tell people what they can expect when they use your product or service . Instead, show them how the product has helped others in the past by using real-world case studies.

Webinar Tip #80. Post the recording on multiple websites after the event

It is important that you post your recording on multiple websites after the event to reach more people, including Medium and your blog, and even LinkedIn and Facebook.

Webinar Tip #81. Include testimonials on your webinar landing page.

Testimonials are a great way for potential attendees to get excited about the information they are going to receive after watching your webinar.

Webinar Tip #82. Ask qualifying questions in the Webinar Registration page.

You should include qualifying questions in the registration form for your webinar to make sure that people who purchase your product or services are qualified to do so. This improves the efficiency of follow-ups.

Webinar Tip #83. Use a Hashtag on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook

If you are promoting your webinar on social media , then you should use a hashtag so that your audience can easily find it. You should also ask your audience to share the webinar using this hashtag, too.

Webinar Tip #84: Use Webinar Funnels to Convert Attendees into Customers

Use a series of automated messages in order to convert attendees into customers after the event through a series of follow-up emails and other tactics . This way you can continue building your list and getting more customers.

Webinar Tip #85: Ask for attendees to share the webinar on social media, too

Encourage people to share the information they learned in the webinar after it is over so that others will know about it.

You can do this by giving them simple instructions to share it.

This will further promote your content and help it get to as many people as possible.

Webinar Tip #86: Use questions from attendees on Twitter to generate discussion during the live webinar.

During your webinar, you can use question from social media to create a dialog between you and audience members that are watching the event. People love when you involve them in the event.

This will also encourage more people to watch because they will be interested in seeing how it turns out

Webinar Tip #87: Practice, Practice, Practice (and Record) Your Webinar Presentation

Webinar presentations can often be nerve-wracking, especially for the first time. Hosts who practice their speeches in advance usually deliver better talks and gain more followers because of it.

Record your webinars with a friend or colleague before taking them live to see where you might need to improve.

Webinar Tip #88: Use a Professional Microphone for Better Audio Quality

The quality of your audio plays a huge role in the success of your live event. Poor audio can lead to attendees leaving, or even worse – they might never come back again. Investing in a quality microphone is essential if you want people to enjoy and attend future events.

Don’t skimp out on this investment!

Webinar Tip #89: Ask attendees of your webinar to share their comments and questions on social media after the event

It is important that you ask your audience to share their thoughts and excitement about what they just learned on social media, because this will help you get more people involved in the conversation. This will also encourage some of them to register for webinar on a topic they are interested in.

Webinar Tip #90: Use super affiliates and social media influencers to promote your webinar

Try using super affiliates and social media influencers as part of your promotional strategy for special events, such as webinars, so that they can help promote it.

Webinar Tip #91: Use Facebook Messenger Click to Message Ads to Drive Webinar Signups

Use Facebook Messenger Click to Message Ads as part of your promotional strategy for special events, such as webinars, so that people can sign up directly from the ads without leaving Facebook.

Webinar Tip #92: Use Facebook Messenger Chatbots to Promote your Webinar

Use a chatbot to drive webinar signups by helping people connect with you directly. This can help cut down on the amount of time that you spend on marketing, allowing you more time to do things that will improve your business overall.

Webinar Tip #93: Don’t go over time!

Don’t go over the amount of time you are allocated for your webinar, because this can make people frustrated and annoyed with what they watched. It is important that you keep to a tight schedule so that your viewers will enjoy it.

Webinar Tip #94: Use Website “popups” to remind attendees about your upcoming event

You should use “popups” on your website to remind people about the webinar that is coming up so that they will remember to register for it. This can help you build a bigger audience for your webinars, allowing more people to see what you have to offer .

Webinar Tip #95: Use Podcasting to Expand Your Reach

One way to expand your reach on social media is through podcasting. You can start a podcast that talks about issues in your niche or industry and use it to get more attention for your business and website .

Webinar Tip #96: Use video transcripts for a better SEO boost

Most major search engines such as Google and Bing love to see videos when it comes to webinars, so you should try to make a video transcript that is optimized for SEO.

Webinar Tip #97: Use YouTube to house all of your webinar recordings.

YouTube is one of the best places to host your recordings because almost everyone will be able to find them, even if they aren’t signed up for a webinar.

You should use popular platforms like YouTube to house all of the recordings from your webinars so that your customers can easily find them and watch them when they want. This will also help you get more views for your website overall.

Webinar Tip #98: Use LinkedIn Groups to gather potential leads

Post your webinar announcement in relevant LinkedIn groups so that you can get more attention from the people who are interested in your webinar, for free.

Webinar Tip #99: Do an Email List Swap: as a partner company or organization to do an email blast

Do an email list swap with a partner company or organization that has similar products and services to your own. Ask them to send out your email to their list, and you send out theirs to yours.

This will allow you to create a relationship that can help both of you expand your reach and increase the amount of people who sign up for webinars.

Webinar Tip #100: Have an incentive for people who register early

Create an incentive, such as a bonus, giveaway, or other promotion, based on when people register for your event. This way, you will get more people to sign up at the start so that you can have an audience right away.

Bonus Webinar Tip #101: Schedule Your Webinar at the Best Time (When More People Are Online)

Schedule your webinar at a time when more people are online so that you will be able to reach more potential attendees. Don’t forget to share at the right times too!

Context: Bonus Webinar Tip #101: Schedule Your Webinar at the Best Time (When More People Are Online)Schedule your webinar at a time when more people are online so that you will be able to reach more potential attendees. Don’t forget to share at the right times too!

Bonus Webinar Tip #102: Use Conference Calls to Your Advantage

Webinars are great when it comes to engaging a vast audience together. However, you should also consider having a provision in place that can help you connect with your audience even after the webinar. That’s where conference calling software come into the picture. You can reconnect with a handful of participants on a personal level post the webinar using this method.

Closing Thoughts: How to Run a Successful Webinar in 2021

If you’ve made it this far, congratulations! You’ve just read through the world’s longest article on Webinar Tips (101 Webinar Tips!!!).

How many of them did you take away?

Hopefully all of them, or at least most of them.

Either way, webinars are a fast and easy way to grow your business. I encourage you to begin taking advantage of these tips right away so that you can see the success for yourself!