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V2 - How to Create Post-Webinar Notifications?

Post-webinar email communication plays a critical role in driving engagement, boosting conversions, and nurturing your audience long after the event ends.

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EasyWebinar’s built-in notification system makes this process seamless, offering powerful segmentation, flexible templates, and automated follow-up capabilities.

In this guide, we’ll walk through everything you need to know about setting up post-webinar email notifications, including follow-up emails, power follow-ups, and behavioral segmentation.


1. Start With Your Email Settings

Before creating any follow-up emails, it’s important to configure your default email settings.
Inside the Notifications area, click the Settings button to define:

✔ From Name

The name you want emails to appear from.

✔ Reply-To Email

Where attendee replies should be delivered.

✔ Registration Notifications

Enable notifications for new registrations and enter the email address that should receive them.

Setting this up first ensures all follow-up notifications are routed correctly and branded consistently.


2. Understanding Follow-Up Emails

Follow-up emails are designed to go out after the webinar has concluded, making them perfect for:

  • Sharing replay links

  • Sending updated offers

  • Delivering additional resources

  • Re-engaging attendees who missed the live session

All follow-ups are customizable and can be tailored based on attendee behavior.


3. Creating a Follow-Up Email

Click Add New to create a follow-up email.
EasyWebinar’s segmentation allows you to target specific groups, such as:

  • People who missed the webinar

  • People who attended the webinar

  • People who clicked an offer

  • People who didn’t click an offer

Steps to create a follow-up email:

  1. Select your audience group
    For example: “Missed the Webinar.”

  2. Set a trigger time
    Choose when the email should be sent—minutes, hours, or days after the webinar ends.

  3. Add your subject line and email style
    Choose between:

    • Default email builder

    • Custom HTML

  4. Build your email content
    Add headings, subheadings, body text, images, and buttons.

  5. Use shortcodes for personalization
    Example: Insert a unique replay link for each registrant using the replay shortcode.

This ensures accurate tracking of replay views, engagement, and user behavior.


4. Adding Replay Links & Tracking Engagement

When sending a replay, you can insert a unique link using the Replay Link Shortcode.
This allows EasyWebinar to track:

  • Show-up rates

  • Replay views

  • Offer interactions

  • Drop-off points

Personalized links give you deeper visibility into how your audience interacts with your content.

You can also enable social sharing buttons, allowing attendees to share your webinar on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.


5. Targeting Attendees Who Joined the Webinar

You can create follow-ups specifically for those who attended.
For example, you might want to:

  • Send them an updated offer

  • Share a limited-time discount

  • Provide resources mentioned during the session

Simply select the “Attended the Webinar” group, set a trigger time, and craft your message.
You can hyperlink your checkout or sales page directly into the email.


6. Power Follow-Ups: Advanced Behavioral Segmentation

Power Follow-Ups let you go even deeper by targeting users based on very specific actions and behaviors.

With Power Follow-Ups, you can send emails to:

  • Users who left early
    Example: send an email to attendees who exited within the first 10 minutes.

  • Users who clicked an offer
    Follow up with more details or next steps.

  • Users who missed the offer
    Remind them of the deadline or reintroduce the offer.

How it works:

  1. Choose a behavior (e.g., "Left within X minutes").

  2. Define the trigger timing.

  3. Build your email content.

  4. Save and activate.

Anyone meeting the criteria will automatically receive that specific message.


7. Testing & Finalizing Your Emails

Before sending emails to your audience, you can:

  • Send a test email to yourself

  • Verify formatting, links, and images

  • Preview the layout

This ensures your messaging is polished and error-free before going live.

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