E07: Marketing & Promotion Part 1

Episode 7- Invites and managing Filling the seats P1 (also known as marketing/promotion!)

In E6 we discussed frequency and cadence

Today’s episode- number 7-
We’re going to back track a bit. With all that going on and being decided, now we need to think about taking our list of followers and getting them to the webinar! In my “Zooming to Webinar Success Prep form” of over 50 steps, how you’ll communicate with or in this case TO your audience that you’re having a webinar is next.


First question is how far ahead to communicate. The obvious approach here is to communicate and invite through the channels you’re already attracting them by.
There is a sweet spot somewhere less than 3 weeks, more than 7 days that you want to hit. It will depend on your audience, but longer than 3 weeks loses immediacy and less than 7 days doesn’t give people enough time to plan. Many feel that 14 daysISH is pretty decent to start.
So what are the options?
· Email (Direct and in Sig file)
· –Share button!
· MailChimp-Constant Contact-others
· (With MailChimp being the 900#…)
· Blog
· Any “Property”(social, etc) you own!
· Popups on webpage (Timer?)
· Paid ads on social media
· Friends & Family
· Influencers you can afford
· Fellow presenters/keynotes
· Make sure reg page is optimized
· Chamber of Commerce, etc.
· SMS texts

And I know companies that have jump-started a campaign through a purchase of CellPhone numbers and used SMS, integrated video, etc.

Would love to hear your questions and comments!

Next episode: Part 2 of reaching/promoting.

This series is for smaller organizations and soloprenuers that may not be tech savvy, don’t know all the steps, or don’t WANT to know all the steps.
Over the series, I’m going to lead you through the significant decisions and capabilities you’ll need to “Zoom to Webinar Success!”
As always, if you need help now, don’t hesitate to reach out at The Webinar Guy.com
Thank you for listening!

Can we help you create & produce an awesome webinar or event?

Editor’s Note: This was originally posted as a “Grants Voice” post before we split the brands.

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