The webinar isn't the event, it's the engine. Pick a topic the market is already asking for, fill the room, run it live, then split the follow-up so attendees *and* no-shows each get the right next touch. Most of the pipeline is recovered after the live hour, not during it.
Run webinars as a repeating engine, not one-off events. Source each topic from live demand, fill the room with Luma +
HubSpot, run it live in
Goldcast, then split the follow-up so attendees (inside 24h) and no-shows (on-demand replay) each get the right touch. Not doing: picking topics from internal convenience or blasting attendees and no-shows the same generic email.
Cycle & hand-offs: Pick the topic from demand runs monthly and starts the cycle. Hand-offs: Pick the topic from demand → Promote & register: straight away; Promote & register → Run it live: once the webinar date set when promoting it has arrived; Run it live → Attendee follow-up (<24h): straight away; Run it live → No-show / on-demand follow-up: straight away; Attendee follow-up (<24h) → Score the pipeline: 14 days later; No-show / on-demand follow-up → Score the pipeline: 14 days later. Any other link waits for a person. Sign-off steps stay with a person; everything else can run on its own once armed.