A webinar funnel is a registration page, a confirmation page and a replay page joined into one flow. Captino lets you build all three in a drag-and-drop editor, capture every registration with a GDPR-ready opt-in form, and hand each sign-up to your email tool so the reminders go out on time.
Captino has been an incredibly easy tool for creating an effective funnel in my business. It has significantly increased activity on my webinar and created a continuous customer flow. Additionally, the platform allows for personalizing the pages to attract exactly the customers that fit your business.
The funnel gets people in the room. What you say once they are there decides whether they buy. Our guide covers the structure, timing and follow-up of webinars that sell.
A webinar funnel is the series of pages that turns a visitor into an attendee: a registration page with an opt-in form, a confirmation page, and usually a replay page for people who could not join live. Emails before and after the session carry people from one step to the next.
No. You run the live session in the tool you already use, such as Zoom, and Captino builds the pages around it. Put the join link on your confirmation page or in your reminder emails, and embed the recording on the replay page.
Captino captures the registration and hands it to your email platform through Kit, Zapier or a webhook, where your reminder sequence runs. You keep writing emails in the tool you already know.
Three is a good start: registration, confirmation and replay. If the webinar ends with an offer, add a sales or booking page after the replay so the people who are ready can act straight away.
No. Pages are built by dragging sections and editing text, and publishing to your own domain is a setup step rather than a development task.
