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How it started vs. how it's going Our first UserEvidence webinar + the content surrounding it: ?? Blew our (lofty) registration goal out of the water ?? Earned unsolicited LinkedIn posts and comments like Caroline's in the chat (thanks, Caroline!) ?? Was genuinely FUN and made me remember: "oh yeah, it's possible for these things not to suck!" Some of our learnings: PROBLEM > POV: Devin Reed pushed us to think about our target audience's problems instead of the narrative we wanted to push. A thinly-veiled product demo as an "educational" webinar? Yeah, those DO suck. Starting with the question: "what is our ICP struggling with right now?" forced us to think more like our customers–what will be genuinely helpful for them?–and then made us more creative in how we backed our narrative into the content. PLATFORM MATTERS: We went all-in on Sequel.io as our webinar platform, and MAN am I glad we did. (NOT sponsored, I swear!! Just loved it that much.) So many manual tasks (registration, automated emails, branded chat + video, follow-ups, replays) completely taken care of because we invested in a built-for-this platform. It helped us to show up as seasoned live event veterans–even though it was, in fact, our first rodeo. IT'S MORE THAN THE LIVE SHOW: Some of the loudest praise we got for the webinar wasn't even for the webinar itself–it was for the email follow-up, which was a tailored recap if they were a no-show, and a deeper dive into some examples that we shared if they did attend. It was a HUGE reminder that a webinar reg in 2025 DOES NOT mean they're excited to attend live. It could mean any of the following: "I'm so excited to attend live and blow up the chat!!" "Ooh, this sounds useful, but not sure if I can make it. I'll register to make sure I get the replay link." "I reeeeeally want to hear what they have to say about this, but I hate live events. Maybe I'll get lucky and they'll send a recap." Making sure we have follow-up that appeals to all 3 ^ of those webinar personas is gonna be a huge part of our strategy from now on. OK soooo obviously since the first one went so well...they're gonna be a regular part of the mix ? Who else has 2025 webinar do's/don't's so these things don't get stale?