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Getting Started with WebinarJam

In this guide, we will walk you through the basics of WebinarJam, including how to log in, set up your own webinar, and understand the key differences between WebinarJam and EverWebinar. This will help you get started with using WebinarJam to grow your business effectively.

Tips for Efficiency:

Pre-setup Preparation: Ensure all materials (slides, videos, etc.) are ready before starting the setup.

Use Templates: Utilize WebinarJam’s templates for registration pages and emails to save time.

Testing: Always run a test webinar to check for any technical issues.

Engagement Tools: Leverage polls, Q&A sessions, and live chats to engage your audience.

Tools mentioned:

  • WebinarJam
  • EverWebinar

Step-by-Step:

  • Log in to WebinarJam:
    • Visit WebinarJam and click on the Login button.
    • Since WebinarJam charges per user, use the login credentials provided to you.
    • Once logged in, click on Access to WebinarJam.
  • Set up a New Webinar:
    • After accessing WebinarJam, navigate to the Dashboard.
    • Click on the Create a New Webinar button.
    • Follow the prompts to enter your webinar details, including the title, description, and schedule.
  • Understanding WebinarJam vs. EverWebinar:
    • WebinarJam is designed for live webinars, where you can interact with attendees in real-time.
    • EverWebinar is for automated, pre-recorded webinars that can be scheduled to run at specific times without you being present.
    • Decide which tool fits your needs based on whether you prefer live interaction or automation.
  • Utilizing Features to Grow Your Business:
    • Use WebinarJam’s built-in marketing tools, such as email reminders and registration pages, to maximize attendance.
    • Take advantage of the interactive features like live chat, polls, and Q&A to engage your audience.
    • Track your webinar’s performance using WebinarJam’s analytics to refine your future webinars.

Important

Browser Compatibility: Use Google Chrome for the best experience; avoid using browsers like Opera or Internet Explorer.

Resource Management: Close non-essential programs to ensure smooth streaming.

Backup Plan: Prepare for technical issues by familiarizing yourself with the Panic Button feature to quickly reboot the webinar.

Updated on July 17, 2024
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