Webinar Platforms

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Definition

Webinar platforms offer presentation tools with video and/or audio for a view-only attendee learning experience, however, there are often audience interaction and engagement tools included. With the ability to customize registration landing pages and interaction tools, webinars can capture first-person data and buying signals to qualify leads and personalize the buyer's journey.

  • Typical features of a webinar platform include:
  • Presentation tools (slides, video embed, whiteboard)
  • Customizable forms and landing pages
  • Email campaign creation and tracking
  • Built-in audience interaction tools (polls, Q&A, chat, downloads, CTAs)
  • Live and on-demand replay options
  • Webinar analytics dashboard with audience insights
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The digital events platform built to manage large events with diverse specifications. Hypersay Events offers solutions for global events spanning different time zones and days, multiple streams, live translation in various languages, sign language, i...
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WebinarGeek is professional webinar software. Organize an HD+ quality webinar in no time from wherever you are. Use webinars to reach new customers, increase contact moments with existing customers or to convey a clear message to employees at the sam...
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