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How to Make a Webinar Email Stand Out

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Here a few simple tips for helping your Webinar email stand out in the inbox: 1. Avoid the trap of opening the email with a statement of the problem your Webinar is going to show people how to solve, or the business condition that underlies the topic. Avoid the temptation of telling the reader what the Webinar will “cover.”

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Why this Webinar Invitation Works

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One of the real-life campaigns I included in my presentation last week – A Crash Course in B2B Email Creative – at SiriusDecisions Summit in Austin, was this Webinar invitation from Marin Software. I know immediately, at a glance, without scrolling, that I’m being invited to a live Webinar. * Sell the Offer, Not the Product. *

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4 Simple Reasons for Why this Webinar Invitation Works

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Webinars are a dime a dozen. As a marketer, how do you make your Webinar invitations stand out from the crowd, a challenge made bigger when you’re presenting on a topic (say, GDPR) that is so commonplace as to be completely generic? And yet, I believe it makes a compelling case for why their GDPR Webinar is worth the investment.

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9 Proven Ways to Increase Webinar Response

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Let’s face it: most business inboxes get flooded every day with Webinar invitations. If your Webinar campaign is getting lost in the crowd, take a look at these 9 proven tips and techniques for increasing registration and attendance at online events. A Webinar invitation should sell the value of the event, period. Citrix, Webex.)

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Design Choices & More Sink Webinar Invitation

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The Webinar invitation below from Janrain , a software company in Portland, Oregon, illustrates some of the perils inherent in those choices. From all appearances, this Webinar is actually a product demo. Register for this exclusive event today and learn how …”) and then launches into a laundry list of product features.

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7 Webinar Invitation Mistakes You Can’t Ignore

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How do you prevent your Webinar campaign from being lost in the crowd? By my count, the name “Silverpop” appears 9 times in this email, if you include the subject line (“Silverpop Webinar: 10 Email Marketing Ideas You Can’t Ignore”). A Webinar invitation has one goal: getting the reader to register for the event.

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How Far in Advance Should I Promote our Webinar?

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A client asks: “How far in advance should we email invitations to our Webinars? What’s the optimal notice for a typical Webinar?”. My response: “We recommend sending Webinar invitations a minimum of seven days prior to the event, and preferably two weeks if possible.