Free webinar course
Build webinars people show up for—and act on.
Learn the complete webinar system: strategy, teaching, registration, promotion, production, live-room delivery, follow-up, sales handoff, measurement, and responsible automation.
Strategy
Define the job your webinar must do
Start with one audience decision and a business outcome instead of defaulting to a familiar event format.
Open lesson →LESSON 02Choose live, automated, workshop, demo, or event
Match the format to the audience’s information needs, interaction needs, and the team’s operating capacity.
Open lesson →LESSON 03Create a specific topic, promise, and title
Turn customer language into a credible event promise that makes attendance feel worthwhile.
Open lesson →LESSON 04Model webinar economics and capacity
Know the attendance, conversion, delivery, and follow-up numbers required before spending heavily.
Open lesson →Message & Offer
Design the offer and next step before the slides
Build a relevant next step with clear fit, scope, price, and delivery before writing the teaching arc.
Open lesson →LESSON 06Build a teaching arc around one useful mechanism
Replace a pile of tips with a clear explanation, method, demonstration, and application.
Open lesson →LESSON 07Open the webinar and earn attention
Set expectations, establish relevance, and invite participation without an inflated biography or a long agenda.
Open lesson →LESSON 08Use proof, examples, and claims responsibly
Make important claims believable with relevant evidence, clear context, and honest limitations.
Open lesson →Registration & Promotion
Build a registration page that sets the right expectation
Make the value, audience, logistics, privacy, and next state clear with minimal friction.
Open lesson →LESSON 10Track registration sources and attendance quality
Use source tags, platform data, and CRM states to see which promotion creates useful participation.
Open lesson →LESSON 11Write invitation, confirmation, and reminder messages
Use a small sequence that builds readiness, prevents confusion, and respects the inbox.
Open lesson →LESSON 12Promote through owned, partner, organic, and paid channels
Build a channel mix that matches audience trust, learning speed, and webinar economics.
Open lesson →Production & Delivery
Choose the platform and configure the event
Match platform features, privacy, analytics, accessibility, and reliability to the event design.
Open lesson →LESSON 14Build the run of show and production roles
Turn the event into a timed operating plan with owners, cues, assets, and recovery actions.
Open lesson →LESSON 15Design slides, demos, and accessible visuals
Use visuals to clarify the lesson, support the presenter, and remain readable across devices.
Open lesson →LESSON 16Rehearse the content, technology, and handoffs
Use three kinds of rehearsal to improve timing, clarity, reliability, and team coordination.
Open lesson →Live Room
Hold attention with pacing and participation
Use clear sections, useful interaction, and delivery choices that support understanding rather than performance tricks.
Open lesson →LESSON 18Moderate chat, polls, and Q&A
Create a safe question system that surfaces patterns, protects time, and gives unanswered questions a path.
Open lesson →LESSON 19Transition to the offer without breaking trust
Summarize the lesson, identify the implementation gap, and explain one optional next step clearly.
Open lesson →LESSON 20Handle live incidents and close the event
Respond calmly to technical, presenter, audience, and timing problems while preserving a clear ending.
Open lesson →Follow-up & Growth
Segment attendee, no-show, replay, and buyer follow-up
Continue the lesson based on what each person actually did instead of sending everyone the same sequence.
Open lesson →LESSON 22Build the sales and CRM handoff
Give sales the context, timing, ownership, and feedback loop needed to continue the conversation well.
Open lesson →LESSON 23Measure the webinar from registration to customer value
Diagnose the earliest weak stage with engagement, demand, revenue, and customer-quality evidence.
Open lesson →LESSON 24Improve, evergreen, and scale the webinar system
Use event evidence to revise the smallest useful part, then convert proven teaching into reusable assets and repeatable operations.
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