Use Case
Drive attendance at a webinar

Run a one-off webinar with a full campaign — pre-event promotion, invitation and reminder emails, social buzz, and post-event follow-up for attendees and no-shows so you fill seats and convert registrations into pipeline.
How it Works
Before you start
- Knowledge Store populated: Brand voice, target audience, and product positioning so event messaging aligns with your strategy.
- Webinar details defined: Date, topic, speaker(s), target audience, and goals. The more detail, the tighter the campaign.
- Integrations (optional): Connect Zoom or WebEx so the Event Agent can sync registration and attendance for segmented follow-up.
How to do it in Quotient
Start a conversation with the Campaign Agent. Describe the webinar and the full lifecycle you want:
"Create an event marketing campaign for our webinar on [topic] on [date]. Include a pre-event blog post, an email broadcast inviting our audience, a day-before reminder, post-event follow-up emails for attendees and no-shows, and LinkedIn posts promoting the event. Plan the full timeline from promotion to follow-up."
The Campaign Agent builds the campaign with tasks for Email Agent (invites, reminders, follow-up), Social Agent (promotion), and Event Agent (webinar setup). After the event, use attendance data to segment follow-up or build a nurture flow with the Flow Agent.
What you'll get
- Pre-event blog post, invitation email, reminder emails, social promotion
- Post-event follow-up (separate for attendees vs. no-shows; recording + next steps)
- Optional: blog recap, social clips, or follow-up email series to repurpose the content
Tips
- Start promotion 2–3 weeks out. Connect Zoom/WebEx so follow-up can be segmented by attendance. For a recurring webinar series with the script written by the agent, use "Always-on webinar campaigns (script and series)."
Get Started
Create an event marketing campaign for our upcoming webinar on [topic] on [date]. Include a pre-event blog post, an email broadcast inviting our audience, a day-before reminder, post-event follow-up emails for attendees and no-shows, and LinkedIn posts promoting the event. Plan the full timeline from promotion to follow-up.