Sharpen a webinar title and description

Using my Livestorm data, review the title and description of [WEBINAR NAME] for [AUDIENCE]. 1. Read the event's current title and description. Then look at my public webinars from the last 12 months with at least 15 registered participants (not team members). Skip internal meetings (all-hands, team syncs, trainings), one-to-one or sales calls, and test events. Note which titles had the highest show-up rate. 2. Say in two lines what the current title and description do well, and what could stop someone from registering. 3. Suggest 5 new titles under 70 characters, each with a different angle (outcome, how-to, number-led, honest take, question), with one line on why it could work. 4. Rewrite the description with this structure: one sentence on the promise, who it's for, 3 things attendees will learn, who is speaking, and the format (live demo, Q&A, replay). Keep it under 150 words. Keep the facts from the current description and don't add new ones. 5. Show the current and the new versions side by side. Don't update anything yet. Ask me which title I pick and whether to apply the new description. Only after I say yes, update the event, then remind me to check the page before it goes live. If a number isn't available, write n/a instead of estimating.