Webinar

Webinar invitation email examples: a live session with a countdown

A software company's invitation to a live product session. The countdown runs to the start, in every invitee's own time, and afterwards it points to the recording instead of a row of zeros.

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The email

As your readers will see it

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You're invited: Reporting that runs itself (live)

Fieldnote <events@fieldnote.app>

to me

Today

fieldnote

Live session

You're invited

Reporting that runs itself

45 minutes on reports that update themselves, with the two people who built the feature. Bring your questions.

Weekly revenue

Updated 2 min ago

We go live in

Countdown to the start of the live sessionSave my seat

Your hosts

  • Portrait of Maya Okafor

    Maya OkaforHead of Product

  • Portrait of Jonas Lind

    Jonas LindStaff Engineer

Agenda

  1. 0:00Why weekly reports go stale
  2. 0:15Live build: a report that updates itself
  3. 0:35Your questions, answered live

Fieldnote

12 Ledger Row, Floor 3, San Francisco, California

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Brands, people and addresses in these examples are fictional. The timers are real, rendered by flashtimer.

Why it works

What makes this email work

Subject lines

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Test two against each other. The timer stays the same, so you learn what the words do.

Build it

Build it in flashtimer

  1. 1Set the start time

    End the timer at the session's start, in your own timezone. Invitees anywhere see the right time left.

  2. 2Write what comes after

    Set the expiry message to We're live. Join now, or watch the recording later.

  3. 3Use rings in your brand color

    Rings in indigo on white feel like part of a product interface, not a sales banner.

  4. 4Send twice

    Send the invitation a week ahead and a reminder on the morning. The same timer is right both times.

Questions

Answered before you ask.

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