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Create your first webinar
Create your first webinar

How to create your first webinar with Univid.

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Written by Jonathan Rintala
Updated over a week ago

Getting started with Univid is fast and easy. Let's take you through setting up your first webinar. Here is a preview of what it will look like πŸ‘‡

Your webinar overview

We start out in the organization dashboard. Here you can manage your webinars - both upcoming ones and previous ones.

You can also create new webinars from here. To create a new webinar - simply press the button "+ create webinar".

Set up the basics

Then you fill in the in some basic information about your webinar.

PS. Don't worry, you can edit all of these settings afterwards too. And you can design the webinar after creating it!

1. Webinar title

The title the attendees will see at the top of the webinar. In reminder emails, and on the registration page (if you have it active).

Tip: A good title it should ideally (1) grab attention, and (2) create FOMO. Try to keep it short and sweet. Source: Univid Webinar Glossary

2. Webinar date

Time and date of the webinar. When you plan to go live and end your webinar.

Unless you run automated webinars, nothing will automatically go live. You can always decide to go live a few minutes before or after your set time.

Tip: Some popular times to host are mid-week, around 11AM and 2PM. Find the best times to host in the Univid Webinar Scheduler.

3. Webinar template (optional)

Choose a webinar template to bring your favourite design and settings from a webinar you have created. Read more about webinar templates here.

Save your webinar

Now we are ready to save the webinar and press "+ create my webinar".

When you press create a few things will happen - you can:

  • Find the webinar in the "upcoming" section of your workspace

  • Access the registration page, by clicking "share" inside of the webinar

  • Continue the set up and design inside of the webinar

Next up

You are now ready to go live. Before we do, we will take a look at how to design our webinar, and invite both team members and attendees. Follow along in the next post.

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