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Building a Customer Education Webinar Program from Scratch

Livestorm
January 22, 2020

Building a Customer Education Webinar Program from Scratch

Customer education doesn’t stop after the onboarding process.

Teaching users how to get the most value from your products makes for happy customers. And keeping your clients in the loop about new features or updates helps them build their skills as your product evolves.

Webinars are one of the best ways to educate your customers, because:

They're scalable - invite hundreds to thousands of users per webinar
They're efficient - use tools in tandem with other promotional channels
They're engaging - create polls, ask questions, and spark conversation

In this webinar we cover:

🚀 Launching your first webinar: defining your goals, selecting a topic, and finding a speaker.

🔨 Tools, process and best practices: tools we love and some tried and true techniques.

📊 How to scale your webinar program & measure success: blending automatic and live support.

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January 22, 2020
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  1. DEFINE YOUR GOALS Create a dialogue with your customers Build

    trust and loyalty Support your support team with training sessions Establish KPIs like registration number or live attendees
  2. CHOOSE THE RIGHT TOPIC Address common user pain points Look

    at your most popular help docs or searched topics Ask your customers about topics they are interested in Think of a catchy title (it really works!)
  3. PICK AN ENGAGING SPEAKER Make sure that your speaker is

    relevant to your topic and audience Product experts can add value to your webinar Customers can make great speakers Using a moderator will help keep the conversation flowing
  4. PREPARE FOR SUCCESS Check your browser and connection Optimize the

    date and time of your webinar for your audience Plan your webinar content and create polls in advance Test your webinar room before going live
  5. BEST PRACTICES FOR ENGAGING WEBINARS Keep your tone light and

    make sure the content is relevant Engage with your attendees Leave time for a Q&A at the end
  6. ADDING AUTOMATIONS Blend content and live support Automated and on

    demand webinars Test what works best for your customers
  7. WHAT YOU CAN MEASURE How many people registered for the

    webinar vs. attendees How long attendees viewed the webinar Your product metrics after the webinar How many times the recording was viewed