In this episode:
00:36 - Ready for this?
01:24- This page brings people in
02:46 - Same webinar, different times
04:25 - Why not 7 days a week?
05:12 - Points so far
05:56 - Getting your traffic
08:25 - The remarketing element
12:10 - Starting out simple
13:57 - Wrapping things up
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Transcription:
James: James Schramko here, welcome back to our How To Use Automated Webinars In Your Marketing series. I've invited back my special guest Jarrod Robinson.
Jarrod: Thanks, James. Thanks for having me back.
James: Now, you recall Jarrod in Part 1, we talked about automated webinars and how magical they are, how they've been improving your business, what sort of show-up rates you've been getting, how you're helping more people without even having to be there, which is just amazing. And we talked about how you actually put together a webinar and load it up to the Internet. And we talked about software that we're using for that.
So if you haven't listened to Part 1, please go back and listen to Part 1. But for now, in Part 2, we're talking about how we do the landing page to register people for automated webinar, and we're going to then talk about how we drive traffic to that landing page and some of the funnel steps that are there. So are you ready to do this, Jarrod?
Jarrod: Absolutely, the best part!
Setting up registration
James: Alright, so we've loaded up our media to our Web server or video player of choice, we've gone into our webinar software, we've played around with some of the configurations, in this case we're using EverWebinar. So now we need to set up a registration page to bring people into the webinar. What are we going to be talking about today?
Jarrod: Absolutely. So, I mean the first thing that I tend to do is I go and reverse-engineer the actual webinar that I've done, and list out the key learnings that they can get from it.
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And they become the bullet points that then will go on the landing page. And at this stage, you could use something like Thrive Themes, or you could use LeadPages to build out a quick landing page, or whatever other landing page creation tool that you use.
And the important part is that you make it very clear so that the person knows what they're about to get from the webinar, I think that's good practice. And you need a Register button. And the Register button is what they click on, which would then opens up the login form that EverWebinar gives you,