Find the best webinar and run it again
Find your best-attended webinar and set up a rerun in minutes, as a draft you review before anything goes out.
Using my Livestorm data, find my best public webinar of the [LAST 6 MONTHS]: the event whose best session had the most attending participants (not team members). Skip internal meetings (all-hands, team syncs, trainings), one-to-one or sales calls, and test events, and tell me briefly what you skipped, grouped by type. Show me its title, date, registered participants, attending participants and show-up rate, with the next two public webinars for comparison (say so if there are fewer). Then prepare a rerun of the best one: a copy of that event, with the same title unless I say otherwise, and one new session on [DATE, TIME AND TIME ZONE]. Before you create anything, show me exactly what you will create (title, session date and time zone, which event it copies) and wait for my OK. Create it as a draft so no registration emails go out until I publish it myself. If the tool doesn't clearly support drafts, tell me before creating anything, then check the event's status right after creating it. Once it's created, remind me to check who can access the event before I publish it.
Customize before running
[LAST 6 MONTHS]The window to look back on[DATE, TIME AND TIME ZONE]When the rerun takes place, for example: Thursday 19 November, 5pm Paris time
What you get back
Your best webinar of the period, ready to run again.
- Your top public webinars with their numbers, and what was skipped
- A summary of the rerun to approve
- After your OK, a draft event in Livestorm to review and publish

