Marketing webinars

There are multiple ways to verify participation. Our platform provides built-in assessments and interactive polls that allow hosts to evaluate participants' knowledge and engagement levels.

After the webinar, you can offer a test covering key topics such as unit economics, ad campaign management, or funnel optimization. Real-time polls help hosts better understand their audience, identify the most relevant topics, and tailor the content accordingly.

Additionally, you can issue certificates of completion, which is particularly useful for marketers looking to validate their skills and showcase their achievements in a professional portfolio.

Yes, our platform allows secure screen sharing, enabling hosts to showcase ad dashboards, CRM systems, and web analytics tools in real time.

Screen sharing runs at high quality and low latency either way, in the browser or through our dedicated software, which holds a steadier connection on a weak line rather than a faster one. This is crucial when analyzing ad campaigns, as it allows participants to see real-time data updates without delays.

For added security, our platform includes automatic data protection, preventing accidental exposure of personal files, passwords, or sensitive business information.

A computer with a stable internet connection is sufficient to host a webinar. However, if you plan to demonstrate advanced advertising tools or analytical dashboards, it's important to consider technical requirements.

For the best experience, we recommend using a high-quality microphone for clear audio and a high-resolution camera for video interaction. A stable internet connection is essential, especially when sharing your screen.

When demonstrating ad platforms or analytics tools over a shaky connection, we recommend our specialized screen-sharing software, which keeps the picture whole rather than speeding it up. This ensures smooth image transmission while automatically concealing sensitive data.

Yes, but the decision to record a webinar is entirely up to the host. Recording stays under your control. It stays off until you start it, and automatic start is a setting you switch on in the webinar's recording settings, available on plans from 300 attendees. That keeps full control over the content and protects your intellectual property.

If you want to provide participants with access to the recording, you can enable the recording function in your webinar settings before the session begins. You can also limit access by making the recording available only to registered attendees, those who complete an assessment, or participants who have paid.

Additionally, we offer content protection features that prevent unauthorized downloads or redistribution of webinar recordings.