After delivering an engaging and informative webinar, providing useful resources to attendees is a crucial step in reinforcing the content and ensuring they can apply what they’ve learned. Hereโs how you can effectively provide guides, templates, and additional readings to help participants implement the knowledge from the webinar:
1. Follow-Up Email with Webinar Resources (Timing: Within 24-48 hours after the webinar)
Email Subject Ideas:
- โThank You for Attending! Here Are Your Resources from the Webinarโ
- โYour Content Creation Toolkit: Resources to Apply What Youโve Learnedโ
- โWebinar Recap: Download Your Free Resources and Next Stepsโ
Email Body Structure:
- Introduction:
- Begin with a thank-you note for attending the webinar and express excitement about their learning journey.
- Reinforce the key learning outcomes of the webinar and remind them of the actionable steps they can now take.
Example:
โThank you for attending our SayPro Quarterly Content Creation Webinar! We hope youโre feeling inspired to enhance your writing, video production, SEO, and design skills. As promised, here are the resources to help you apply everything youโve learned.โ
- Main Resource Links:
- Provide direct links to the following resources (you can host them on a website, a Google Drive folder, or another file-sharing platform):
- Recording of the Webinar:
Include a link to the session recording so they can re-watch key segments or catch anything they missed.
- Presentation Slides:
Attach or link to the webinar slides to help them revisit the main points and visual examples discussed.
- Guides and How-To Documents:
- Writing Guide: A step-by-step process for writing compelling, SEO-optimized blog posts, social media captions, or email newsletters.
- SEO Best Practices: A detailed guide on how to conduct keyword research, optimize on-page SEO, and monitor SEO results.
- Video Production Checklist: A guide outlining the equipment, filming techniques, and editing tips for creating high-quality videos.
- Design Principles for Content Creators: A design guide covering basic principles such as color theory, typography, and layout techniques.
- Templates:
- Content Calendar Template: A downloadable Excel or Google Sheet template to help them plan their content strategy for the upcoming month or quarter.
- SEO Keyword Research Template: A simple template to help them organize keywords, meta descriptions, and content ideas.
- Video Script Template: A fill-in-the-blank script template for creating video content, from introductions to CTAs.
- Social Media Design Template: Canva templates for creating visually appealing social media posts.
- Resource Hub Access: If youโve created a dedicated webpage or portal with resources (links to articles, tools, videos), include a direct link to that page.
- Additional Readings and Learning Materials:
- Recommended Blog Articles:
Links to blog posts or articles that deepen the topics covered in the webinar.- For example: โCheck out this article on โThe 5 Most Common SEO Mistakes and How to Fix Themโ to improve your search rankings.โ
- Books or eBooks:
Share titles of recommended books for content creators to dive deeper into writing, SEO, video production, etc. For example: โWe recommend โEverybody Writesโ by Ann Handley for further reading on creating compelling content.โ
- Online Courses or Certifications:
Offer links to free or paid online courses that can help them expand their skills. Examples:- Google Analytics Academy (for understanding website data).
- HubSpot Academy (for marketing, SEO, and content creation).
- Call to Action (CTA):
- Encourage Action: Invite them to start using the resources right away. For example:
โStart using the content calendar template today to map out your content strategy for next month!โ
- Join the Community: If you have a community (e.g., a Facebook group, LinkedIn group, or forum), encourage attendees to join and continue the conversation, share their progress, and ask questions.
- โJoin our exclusive SayPro Content Creators Community to keep learning and share your results with other content creators.โ
2. Resources in the Post-Webinar Portal or Resource Hub (Ongoing Access)
If you have created a resource hub or dedicated page for the webinar, ensure that participants have access to everything they need in one place. This could be on your website or via a cloud storage link.
Key Features of the Portal:
- Webinar Recording: Allow easy access to watch the full webinar again.
- Downloadable Templates & Guides: Offer all the downloadable resources (templates, checklists, and guides) in one place for convenience.
- Bonus Content: Share additional materials that werenโt covered in the live session but are valuable, such as:
- A โContent Creation Checklistโ to ensure theyโre covering all necessary steps when creating content.
- Advanced SEO Techniques for those who want to dive deeper.
- A Video Production Advanced Guide for users looking to improve their editing and post-production skills.
- FAQ Section: Address common questions from the webinar and provide troubleshooting tips.
3. Social Media and Community Engagement
Engage on Social Media:
- Share some of the key resources and helpful tips from the webinar on your social media channels (LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, etc.), encouraging attendees to revisit the session and access the free materials.
- Tag and Mention: If participants shared their experiences or took action after the webinar, engage with their posts by commenting or sharing them to keep the conversation going.
Encourage Sharing:
- Ask attendees to share their favorite resource from the session or how they plan to apply the webinar insights in their own content creation.
- Example CTA:
โWhat was your favorite takeaway from todayโs webinar? Share it with us on Twitter or Instagram using #SayProContentCreators for a chance to be featured!โ
4. Ongoing Support and Follow-Up
Check-In Email (1-2 weeks after the webinar):
- Send a follow-up email to check in on their progress, remind them of available resources, and encourage any further questions or concerns. Example:
โItโs been a couple of weeks since the webinar, and weโd love to hear how youโre using the resources to enhance your content creation. Donโt forget, weโre always here if you need help!โ
Offer Further Learning Opportunities:
- Invite them to upcoming webinars or offer one-on-one consultation sessions.
- Example: โReady to take your content creation to the next level? Join our advanced SEO strategies webinar next month!โ
5. Collect Feedback and Testimonials (Post-Webinar Survey)
- Survey: Include a short survey in the follow-up email or on the resource hub, asking participants for feedback on the webinar and what additional resources they would find helpful in the future.
- Sample Questions:
- โWhat resource did you find most useful?โ
- โWhat topic would you like us to dive deeper into in future webinars?โ
- โOn a scale of 1-10, how likely are you to apply what you learned in the webinar?โ
- Request Testimonials:
Ask for testimonials or success stories from participants who found the webinar valuable, which you can use to promote future events.
By providing resources, templates, and additional learning materials, you’ll help participants continue their journey of content creation improvement and enhance their ability to apply what theyโve learned from the webinar.
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