I got my first sale through it in the first 24 hrs which was cool to get a sale without ever meeting the person.

Before eWebinar, we were spending almost half of a full-time person's week just on webinars, without any direct feedback.

eWebinar's chat feature is what closed us!

Before eWebinar, scheduled meetings would be 15 or 30 minutes, and more often than not they'd go over, so you'd be spilling into the next time slot. Timing control and engagement control was always an issue.

eWebinar is front and center on our demo booking page. We give people the option to book a live demo with us, and we also give them the option to watch a pre-recorded one. Most people end up choosing the pre-recorded demo, either scheduling a time or watching it on demand right at that moment.

eWebinar gives our team more time to focus on the things that actually engage and close deals. When your day is packed with initial discovery calls, that holds the team back from all the other higher value sales work you need to do.

Before eWebinar, we had a lot of inbounds from people wanting to understand the product. We were trying to book meetings to talk through it, and it was the same repetitive presentation we gave over and over again, with people asking the same questions over and over again.

As we implemented eWebinar, it started having a huge impact on our sales process.

Before eWebinar, we had the standard Calendly or HubSpot booking page. People would book a demo, it would get slotted into our calendar, and there was a lot of discovery we had to do on the call. It was very manual and very time consuming.

Now people come in with a better understanding of what we do and how it can have an impact on their business. We get right to the point. The meetings are a lot more focused and a lot more time bounded.

We've gained a much better understanding of what actually matters. From a product perspective, a positioning perspective, and a marketing perspective, we've been able to improve all of those based on the stats we get from eWebinar.

We added a couple of extra slides covering the top 10 questions people ask us after they watch our presentation. People click through and it takes them to another video. That's helped as well.

eWebinar has had a big impact on our ability to scale aspects of our business that we were either tied down to, or that we didn't know we could scale until we came across this tool.

A lot of people have ADHD, or ADHD light, so you're watching a presentation but you can also scroll through and see interactions coming up on the side. That keeps you engaged. It meets the audience where they want to be.

We always want to give our clients white glove service, but as a customer myself, I don't always want white glove service. Sometimes I want DIY. Being able to offer that is a huge value add.

Worrying that automating yourself will feel impersonal to customers is just someone being afraid to try something new.

eWebinar helps people really understand what our product is about in a way that's non-intrusive. They don't have to deal with us to get to that level of understanding, and then they can move on.

The human mind can only absorb so much at any given point. In a 1-on-1 demo, I can't blurb 15 things at you at the same time. I have to follow your thought process while I'm doing it. With eWebinar, you can put a lot more out there, see how it lands, then tweak and iterate.

The reality is that everyone is busy. Our clients range from independent advisors to tier one banks, and every one of them has a thousand things to do. Being able to offer them the chance to watch on demand, on their own schedule, is a huge plus.

We see that people are very engaged throughout, and we see a lot of click action on our interactions.

We have a very high engagement rate. People watch the majority of our demo right through to the end.

I came across eWebinar on LinkedIn, and the chat feature is what got me. You can ask a question and get a real time response from somebody during a pre-recorded presentation. I thought that was brilliant.

We obviously love talking to our clients, but some people don't need that full engagement. For them, watching our presentation on eWebinar is enough.

By the time someone books a 1-on-1 with us, we've already seen the stats on their eWebinar session. We know they went through it, how much they watched, what questions they asked, what they clicked on. That gives us a good understanding of who we're dealing with before we ever get on the call.

Some people sign up directly on our website after watching the presentation, so we don't even have the 1-on-1 afterwards.

I love that eWebinar gives us insight into who's going to be coming down the door next.

Understanding what a product is and how it can help your business, in a founder's voice or a sales team's voice, is critical to the sales process. Whether you do it through a pre-recorded presentation or a live demo, it needs to happen. I'd recommend eWebinar to anyone selling something complex enough that discovery has to happen.

A client can feel that there's real time engagement through the chat. Every now and then a question comes through, and between myself and the other team members, we're racing to see who can respond fastest.

Feedback on the eWebinar format has been very positive. Whenever we've asked somebody afterwards what the experience was like, they say it was great.

The world is moving towards self discovery as much as possible. People know that if they speak to somebody at our company, they'll be sold to, and nobody likes being sold to. We're not pushy at all, but I understand how people could have that impression. Quite often they'll go through the pre-recorded session first, then book a call.

eWebinar is hands down one of the best SaaS solutions I've ever used, especially in this AI-driven environment.

eWebinar is a massive saver of time with a real one to many strategy that our team uses daily.

What problems is eWebinar solving and how is that benefiting you? The pain of setting up webinars, sending reminder emails, nudges and post-webinar follow-up. All of it is handled and customizable with eWebinar. What problems is eWebinar solving and how is that benefiting you? Hands down one of the best SaaS solutions I've ever used; especially in this current AI-pilled, macro-economic environment. What problems is eWebinar solving and how is that benefiting you? It's very rare for me to pitch products, let alone leave a review; but eWebinar is one where I feel compelled to. What problems is eWebinar solving and how is that benefiting you? Also the founders are great people, who care about their product and customers. Automated webinar creation, management & interactive elements designed to improve retention, attendance rates and conversion to our paid products. It has saved me from the operational burden of setting up webinars that plagues most modern marketing and demand gen teams.

eWebinar is hands down one of the best SaaS I've used in the last few years.

What problems is eWebinar solving and how is that benefiting you? Top of funnel, one to many communication for mid funnel management and higher closing rates. Massive saver of time with a real one to many strategy that the team uses daily.

The fact that you can see that is mindblowing. It genuinely makes the experience so much more personalised.

eWebinar is great for someone who needs a higher touch sales and onboarding process.

Before eWebinar, I was relying a lot on basic email campaigns, which of course no one opens and no one reads. Then, depending on my time and availability, I'd try to do 1-on-1 onboarding.

eWebinar has significantly reduced our burden for customer success and onboarding. At least 75% of people's questions get answered before they'd ever even consider engaging with anyone on our team. When they do reach out, it's very specific questions about their own setup or their strategy, not "how do I use this?"

I don't think we've had a single person say "this is a recording." People engage in the chat and we respond right away through Slack, or by email later.

One of the biggest challenges with our product is that it's something you really have to see and understand at a deeper level. A bunch of screenshots or a quick video doesn't do it justice. We knew we wanted an onboarding session, but as a solopreneur, I didn't have the time or capacity to run them 2-3x a day.

Customers come in already having a deeper understanding of our product, so they're able to activate much quicker.

I love that people have to choose a time for the session they're attending, that it sends them a reminder if they don't show, that they can watch the recording afterwards.

My team and I can be sitting in Slack, get a notification when someone asks a question, and answer them right there. Or we can always get back to them afterwards by email.

I'd recommend eWebinar to anyone who has a product or service that requires a little more explanation, whether that's from a sales, marketing, or onboarding perspective. It gives people the feeling that you're running an actual onboarding for them, versus just sending them a bunch of videos.

I love how eWebinar has fully replicated what a traditional webinar experience would be, with all the best practices before and after.

Most people either don't know or don't care that the video is pre-recorded. eWebinar enables a really interactive experience that I love.

We're all used to just watching videos. It's always been something I can watch later, or something I don't have to pay attention to. By dropping a video into eWebinar, it suddenly becomes an interactive conversation where they can ask you questions and you can ask them questions.

Now that we have this onboarding asset, we've been able to give it to people who haven't created an account yet, so we're reaching people higher up in our sales funnel too.

People ask a lot of questions through the chat that they wouldn't be able to ask if this were just a normal video they were watching. That's allowed us to engage with them at a deeper level, understand the issues that keep coming up, and build a better product because of it.

We use eWebinar as our key onboarding tool. When people first come on board, we send them a link to attend our next session, which is usually in a couple of hours. They come away understanding the ins and outs of the product and what their next best steps are.

A client told me at a mediation that there was a specific reason he retained our firm. We were the lawyers who felt more human. We seemed like normal people, not stuffy suits in an office.

eWebinar adds an element of a team approach. It feels more collaborative. I can say here's a new update, and I'll record an updated video next week.

Before eWebinar, we had scripts, and our people would repeat those scripts every time a client called. It's much easier to manage now, because the specific questions get directed to the right people.

eWebinar completely changed our capacity to handle certain types of matters and to communicate with existing clients on a broad basis. Litigation is fast moving, things change constantly, and eWebinar lets us stay in touch with a lot of people and answer questions that would normally get asked a dozen times over through email.

Before eWebinar, for certain class actions, we used to have to staff up just to answer phone calls.

Before eWebinar, it was unmanageable. We'd get overwhelmed with individual calls, or we'd send out an email blast and get back 800 individual responses. It was madness. It was literally just triage.

People watch our eWebinars at all hours of the night.

We sent a blast email with a link to eWebinar, and we embedded a link on our intake page as well. You want more information? Watch this. A ton of people did.

We've had class actions with over 1,000 class members, and now we have mass arbitrations with thousands. In one of them, everything proceeds on an individualized basis, so we have to communicate with every single person about settlement offers and whether they want to settle. There's far too much information for a text message, and people want to see a face and understand what's going on. We deliver that through eWebinar.

eWebinar makes it much easier to get in front of a big audience and let your personality come through. Clients can see that you have a desk and a job, that you're there for them and there to answer their questions.

When I called people for their settlement conference calls, they'd say "Oh, I remember you from the video. Hey Chris, how's it going?" They put a name with the face.

We've never gotten negative feedback about eWebinar’s hybrid format. People just interact and ask questions.

eWebinar has allowed us to do something we couldn't do before, which is to have a more personal experience between lawyer and client. Lawyers are notoriously busy, sometimes pretentiously busy, and it's difficult when you're managing a lot of different clients and cases and you want to do it efficiently.

People do ask questions during the sessions. All the chats go to a Slack channel where a staff member responds to them and escalates the ones a lawyer needs to handle. The way eWebinar integrates with Slack lets us respond quickly, because we have multiple staff members watching that channel.

eWebinar facilitates cohesion between the firm and our clients, particularly in mass arbitrations. We're able to communicate more easily, retain more people, and have more certainty about the case moving forward.

One of my partners was running these sessions on Zoom, scheduling every single one independently. He couldn't figure out the on-demand piece, and it was incredibly time-consuming between the filming and the scheduling. I explained eWebinar to him and he was totally on board. Now he's not running them anymore.

How to communicate with everyone in a class action was an outstanding problem that we didn't know how to fix before.

eWebinar is an essential tool for class action lawyers, and for any lawyer who has to project-manage communications with large groups of clients.

I remember going out to a union meeting hall in South Brooklyn to stand in front of 100 tech workers and explain why the settlement they were being offered was actually a very good deal. We had no other way to communicate that to them in a meaningful way.

Clients ask the same questions over and over. When am I going to settle? I'll answer that email from the same person 10 times before they recognize the answer is the same as it was last time. Delivered through eWebinar, it lands differently. It beds deeper.

In an opt-in class action, you usually see 10 to 20% participation from the total class. Using eWebinar alongside business texting to walk people through each step, we retained close to 45% of everyone who originally signed up.

The potential for revolt was really because people were in the dark. There's far less risk of that now after people watch our eWebinars. We hear a lot more of "you guys are actually doing a ton of work."

We don't have as many calls as we used to. We still get people who are angry, but it's nothing like it was when a court-facilitated notice went out and we had limited resources for communicating with people.

Our deals close faster whenever someone watches an eWebinar demo of our software. Our BDRs love it as a source for warm leads to nurture for those that didn’t convert.

Our Director of Sales and I constantly talked about how with eWebinar, we can demo our system to people when they’re ready, not when it matches up with a convenient time on a sales rep’s calendar. And it works. Our deals close faster whenever someone watches an eWebinar demo of our software and our BDRs love it as a source for warm leads to nurture for those that didn’t convert. 0

We love the Slack integration. Being able to have a channel where see when someone has a question in eWebinar and any one of us who happens to be online can respond to the question in Slack gives prospects the live-like feeling. It's a nice personal touch.

The fact that we can state we offer ongoing training every day, every week is a proactive advantage. We have all this great content queued up as eWebinars so customers won't ask us why we don't offer ongoing training.

I know it says we've saved 140 hours this month on my dashboard, but I think it's actually closer to 4-5 times that. We would be spending hundreds of hours a month training and touching all the individual brokerages and teams that we work with.

Where it's really made an impact in our business is by avoiding the need for another live training session six months after launch. We've significantly alleviated that ongoing training burden with eWebinar.

We're excited that we can spend time creating new content instead of repeatedly delivering the same material live.

What we've learned is that regardless of brokerage size—whether it's 5 agents or 5,000—training is a top priority. Every brokerage recognizes its agents need ongoing support to master the tools and processes that drive their success. That's exactly why solutions like eWebinar are so valuable—they make training scalable and accessible.

It frees us up to control our calendar and not have to give customers a calendar link. We're not having to just be reactive. We can now be proactive.

Because we're a global company, being able to create eWebinars for different markets, maybe even using the same content but transcribing some of the descriptions or who our audience is, has been helpful.

Our sales team likes it and have been requesting more eWebinars, so we've been doing a whole series of them within the last quarter. They like being able to have those tools to use during their sales calls and use them as follow up.

We post our eWebinars on our blog and on our website, so the engagement continues even after the live event.

eWebinar was very seamless. I picked it up very quickly and I felt very comfortable with it.

Before eWebinar, I was hosting at least up to 12 webinars per month with our partners, live through Zoom. It was kind of like a constant Zoom experience.

A real estate agent's day can change by the hour. They are not going to join that demo that they booked five days from now. But if they happen to land on it and one's starting in five minutes, and they're most interested... now you got the sale.

eWebinar has this element of personalization and you really feel like you're in a live experience.

I was very resistant to eWebinar for a long time. I thought the personal live experience was the most important. However, it got to a point where we were playing recordings of old webinars in "live sessions" because our partners couldn't keep up with the constant need for new agent trainings, so we had to try something else. Then, I ended up being a big fan of eWebinar.

Before eWebinar, we didn't have an onboarding experience. It was on the individual brokers to train their agents on the member benefits. After, we were seeing agents coming to these eWebinars and saying, "Gosh, I didn't realize this was available to me. I've been paying for this service for how many years?"

We hooked up eWebinar's chat to our support line. It was a friendly message that someone would get, like, "I might not be able to answer you right now, but I did get your question and I will answer it later." I think that kept the trust element. We didn't lose people in that experience.

I have hosted a larger webinar out of Zoom. I preferred eWebinar. One, the ease of use I thought was better. Two, I really liked the way that they presented calls to action. I love the interactions, how you can schedule them to pop up at specific points in the eWebinar, where Zoom didn't have that ability.

Instead of creating 10 webinars with some inherent glitches, you have one eWebinar that is 100%. The best it can be, and you can scale as far as you want to.

We hesitate to post content on YouTube for privacy purposes (content featuring our customers’ data can be downloaded & distributed elsewhere, and/or quickly become outdated). We appreciate the registration component of eWebinar for that.

We could create content for customers (MLSs) in eWebinar and also let someone from their team be added to moderate the chat. That way, if a question arose that pertained to their specific organization that our team shouldn't answer, it could come directly from our customer’s team instead.

We held four weeks of in-person training in 2019, and it was difficult to predict how many people were going to attend. It wasn't uncommon to have a session with just a few people. In that case, you’re potentially spending a lot of time and resources, but the impact wouldn't necessarily be as big compared to when we could launch a webinar with live chat support. Now there are 100 people on the eWebinar and each has access to dedicated service through chat.

Internally, we use it to train our support team and onboard new hires. It's a great way for people to learn the basics of the product without someone having to walk them through the same things over and over again.

We've probably saved thousands of labor hours from these recurring webinars, and we're delivering to more people with less staffing capacity issues. We're doing so much more with less.

I compared ALL the webinar tools by actually trying them out. eWebinar is by far the best. It's the ONLY tool that shows the webinar times in the time zone of the viewer (crazy to think other webinars don't have that!). The analytics are better than all the other tools I tried. Their support is better than any other IT tool I currently use. They actually understand your technical questions instead of sending you AI generated nonsense answers.

eWebinar allows our salespeople to focus on lead generation, not on doing the same live demos over and over again.

Nobody has complained about eWebinar's hybrid format, and that's a good thing in and of itself! I've had really good interactions with attendees in general. Nobody has said, "This is weird, this is pre-recorded." That's just never come up.

We love the Slack integration. One of the biggest pain points of Zoom SimuLive is we have to be live to answer questions, and it's not always feasible when our team is busy or not around. Being able to have a channel where see when someone has a question in eWebinar and any one of us who happens to be online can respond to the question in Slack gives prospects the live-like feeling. It's a nice personal touch. If we're not there, we can follow up via email and that's a great back up.

We recommend eWebinar to businesses who are looking to expand their operations without losing their connection to customers.

For anyone who's worried about moving from live to on-demand, you can put messages in the eWebinar that say if they want someone to reach out, they can send a message or book a call. You can always have that personal touchpoint available to customers.

I like eWebinar's variety of widgets and forms that we can embed on our own landing pages, an capture prospects to get them to our demo.

Before eWebinar, our training team was running multiple webinars everyday. We needed to find a way to give time back to our team and continue authentic engagement with our customers, while also maintaining availability of training resources.

Using the Slack integration, our team can continue with their day to day tasks without disruption and customers can expect timely responses to their questions. We love the ability to time interactions throughout the eWebinar!

Using the Slack integration, our team can continue with their day to day tasks without disruption and customers can expect timely responses to their questions. We love the ability to time interactions throughout eWebinar and look forward to new features such as their Universal Dashboard!

After eWebinar, we were able to host more webinars than our calendars could provide, give time back to our staff, and we reached more customers at a time that was most convenient to them. All without losing the ability to engage.

Before eWebinar, we would sometimes do a live group demo, but it was very sporadic, like once a year, and it was hit or miss. There was no system around it. I always wished I could do more because I've always been a fan of webinars.

We use eWebinar for demand gen by driving social media traffic to landing pages where people convert to attending an on-demand webinar that educates them about how our product solves their problem. Our sales team qualifies those leads and builds their pipeline.

I'm impressed with how much webinars and videos are still as relevant today as 10 years ago because I think people still like to learn from other humans. What I like about eWebinar is it's the perfect blend of having a human deliver content, and it's also there whenever, on-demand.

Previous to eWebinar, our support team would be able to offer one-to-many trainings maximum twice a week. Sometimes nobody would show up. We'd have customers who want the training, but it just didn't work for their schedule.

As soon as I showed our team eWebinar, they uploaded training calls they already had recorded, set up the interactions, and launched it themselves. Now it's running 24/7.

I'd recommend eWebinar to anyone who wants to use video content for training that's not just a Youtube. When you want it to feel like a live training, and give your customers the option of accessing it whenever they want.

Before eWebinar, we did training calls and demand gen webinars over Zoom, but the problem was we didn't have time to do them, and due to time zones, a lot of people asked for the recording anyway so it never made sense to invest a lot of time into that.

It doesn't matter what time zone our customer is in, they can access our training anytime and whoever's working support can still assist them over chat if they have a question.

I'd recommend eWebinar to anyone who wants to use video content for demand gen, that's not just a YouTube where there's no lead capture or chat communication.