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After connecting the Zoom integration, you can sync webinar registration and attendance details from Zoom to HubSpot and use this information to segment your contacts in HubSpot. You can also add registrants to a Zoom webinar using HubSpot workflows.
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Zoom automatically sends confirmation email to your participants when they register, send a reminder email to your participants and registrants, and send a follow-up email to all your webinar attendees and absent registrants.
At Ninja Forms, we have a better way. What if you could collect online registrants on your site, enter them as registrants to Zoom as well as into your email list, automatically without any further steps from you or your registrants?
To move from in-person to virtual events successfully, event planners need dependable webinar software. One of the most popular platforms is Zoom. The platform allows you to broadcast a video webinar to up to 10,000 view-only participants. This includes screen sharing, video, and audio capabilities. Zoom Webinars are available as an add-on to Zoom paid plans.
To see who has registered for the webinar, simply create a Smart List in HubSpot with the criteria of anyone who filled out the form on your landing page. Use this list to exclude people from future webinar email promotions (because they already signed up).
My client has asked to see if it's possible for us to build a registration form for use for each of the webinars that the client hosts. (They provided a screenshot of this example they came across from another site - Wordpress-based, I believe.)
You can further customize your webinar registration page by changing the theme of your webinar. The Theme options are also available from the Branding tab of your webinar settings.
If you choose not to purchase the Zoom Webinar addon, you can still send a confirmation email upon registration. This confirmation email includes a calendar invite and the Zoom link to join the webinar, which can be extremely helpful in making sure your registrants actually attend the webinar.
Zoom webinars are different from meetings in many ways, both in what happens before the meeting as well as the interaction during. If you want a Zoom webinar, these are the things to think about and information we will need to set up your webinar. (When you fill out the form, it will step you through the information needed. This is just a guide of things to think about.)
One of the biggest differences between a meeting and webinar is registration. You can have people register for an event and collect information from them before the event happens. The form will step you through this, but here is what it will ask you. We will need the contact email for the person the registration information will go to. We will need the information fields that you want potential registrants to provide. If there is any extra text you want in the confirmation email sent to attendees, that can be added as well as reminder emails to go out 1 hour, day and/or week before an event.
By itself, a form on your website can collect registrants. But without a connection to Zoom, you'd have to take all that data and put it into Zoom manually. With this setup, everything will happen at once when a user fills out your Zoom webinar registration form.
Hi! This is a great resource and simple explanation for simple webinars, thank you. I'm wondering if you have looked at recurring webinars integration at all so that the user would be able to choose the date/time in a select or radio field? I understand that this would need a lot more authentication; allowing the form to pull the zoom webinar "occurrences" and then mapping that through to zapier > zoom.
Do you know a way to allow the user to sign up for multiple webinars from the one form? It appears to only be one to one. We have a series of webinars... would like to have abilility for the user to select check boxes for the webinars they would like to attend from the one form and automatically add them to each of the Zoom webinars?
If you surpass 500 webinar registrants, we kindly ask that you submit a license capacity increase request using this online form at least 3 business days in advance of your event. License increase requests will be assigned on a first come, first served basis.
Invite panelists to your webinars as guest speakers, subject matter experts, or to assist you in managing the event controls. A panelist can share their webcam, speak on audio, share their screen, and view and respond to questions in the Q&A panel. Once a panelist is joined, you can make them a co-host in the session. Essentially, the co-host can do everything the panelist can do plus everything the host can do except editing polling questions or end the webinar. They can help to manage audio, video, and screen sharing, and are especially important to have in larger events. If the host of the webinar disconnects suddenly (from an Internet outage, for example), the host controls will fail over to a co-host. Assign multiple co-hosts as needed. For more information about the different roles in a webinar, click here.
Attending Zoom Webinars is as straightforward as clicking on a link. Webinar attendees do not need their own Zoom account to join a webinar. You can join through a browser or the Zoom client from any desktop, laptop, mobile device, or a Zoom Room.
Our unified communications experience is built with security in mind. The Zoom Cloud is a proprietary global network that has been built from the ground up to provide quality communication experiences. . Zoom has a robust set of security features designed to help hosts manage and safeguard the webinar experience. A Zoom Webinar host may choose to manually approve or decline anyone who registers as well as remove an attendee or lock a webinar to prevent additional attendees from joining once the webinar has started. In addition, webinar hosts can require passcodes or set up authentication for an added layer of security. For more detailed information about Zoom security, please visit our Trust Center
Setting up Zoom Webinars is simple. It only takes minutes to set up through the Zoom web portal (just sign into zoom.us and click on the webinar tab on the left). You can add your brand to the registration, and customize your emails for each webinar, and immediately begin scheduling and hosting webinars.
Departments that need a dedicated webinar license can request purchasing information from UMass Amherst IT. Dedicated webinar licenses are available in a number of audience capacities beyond the 500 seat capacity. These licenses are sold as a 12-month subscription. Please email it umass.edu for purchasing and pricing information.
Firstly, choose whether FooEvents should generate a Zoom meeting or webinar when automatically creating and linking a Zoom meeting/webinar to your event. You will then need to choose the user on your Zoom account who will be the host for automatically generated meetings/webinars. Depending on your event type, you will be able to choose from various types of Zoom integrations when automatically generating meetings/webinars.
Attendees automatically receive a confirmation email from Zoom once they have been pre-registered for a meeting/webinar. If you want to display the meeting/webinar details on the event ticket, you can enable this option by editing the WooCommerce product that you have setup as an event and navigating to the Ticket Settings tab.
Close registration after event date: Check this option if you want to prevent anyone from registering after the webinar date and projected end time. Attendees can still register on the event date and once the webinar starts, as long as it is before the projected end time of the webinar. For example, if you schedule a webinar for 9AM with a duration of 2 hours, the registration will close at 11AM.
Note: If you enable this setting and make your webinar available on-demand, people can use the original registration link to register for the on-demand webinar recording.
Each of these webinars will provide an in-depth training on the reporting and fee payment process. To facilitate an efficient discussion, CARB kindly requests that you submit any questions or concerns you have about the CTC-VIS database when you register for the webinar you wish to attend. Dates and corresponding registration links have been provided below. Please submit your questions by one week ahead of the scheduled webinars as outlined below. If you plan to attend this webinar and have any questions but have not registered yet, please send your questions via email to the Clean Truck Check Team. Please note that the Q&As from the November 3 and December 18 sessions will be compiled and posted on the Clean Truck Check Page for Database Reporting information. The November 16 and December 5 sessions will be recorded, and the recordings will be posted on the Database Reporting webpage shortly after the conclusion of each respective session.
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