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The best time for a webinar largely depends on how large of an audience you’re trying to attract, and where they primarily reside.For example, the best time for webinar attendance in the United States tends to be around 11 a.m. Pacific (2 p.m. Eastern) as that time tends to fall mid-day and outside of commute hours.
The best days to hold a webinar are typically mid-week — Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
There isn’t any difference between a webinar and a webcast. In fact, webcast is interchangeable with webinar.
Most registrations tend to take place about a week or two weeks before your event. That’s why we recommend you start promoting your webinar about three weeks to month before your event goes live.
Make sure you establish a promotional cadence that ramps up as you get closer to your live date.
Webinars are a great resource for both on-demand availability and content repurposing. With the right tools, like those powered by ON24’s AI-powered Analytics and Content Engine, you can take a webinar and repurpose it into blogs, e-books, video clips and more.
You can prolong the life of your webinar by making it available on-demand or placing in a Content Hub. And, if you make slight adjustments to it, you can repurpose it to target segmented audiences in a Nurture Page.
You can export data in two way: manually pulling from your webinar platform through a native dashboard or through integrations with your CRM and MAPs. With ON24, you can use powerful integrations that send first-party data and customer engagement insights directly to virtually any CRM or MAP you use. Click here to review our list of integrations.
Simple! Just log into your event and you should be able to test your microphone and camera from your console before you go live. Alternatively, you can check your microphone and camera with our tool. Just click here.