How to Use ClickFunnels Events

So, you are an up and coming entrepreneur, and the company you are building up just so happens to use ClickFunnels instead of websites. You want to throw an event that allows you to market your product to a wide audience, but you don’t have the experience to set up an event by yourself.

ClickFunnel events are easy-to-use marketing tools designed to draw visitors into a sales funnel on a website. Hosting a ClickFunnel event or Webinar and inviting prospective customers can boost traffic to the site, build trust with customers, create conversions, and, ultimately, deliver sales and new prospects.

Hm. What’s that? You’re lost on how to create a ClickFunnel event page? Do not fret! This article will also show how to create ClickFunnel event pages.

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The ClickFunnel Event Pages

ClickFunnel Events tend to use 5 pages that are tailor-made to generate conversions for your business. These pages have a variety of functions that must be detailed for you to have a clear understanding of how to use a ClickFunnel Event.

Webinar Registration Page

This is the page viewers who are interested in your product will sign up for the live/recorded Webinar. Show your viewers what your Webinar focuses on.

Be persuasive and reach out to them in creative ways. Have a heading for the registration page that catches a reader’s eye. Something that may not be specific but needs to generate enough of a curiosity that causes viewers to click on that big registration button.

Make sure the page is also loaded with pictures of your product if it is something that looks fancy and agreeable. Show them that what you are selling is not a hoax. If it is a book, maybe have small descriptions of what the book is about or selected quotes from reviews showing how acclaimed what you are selling is.

After all, the registration page will likely be the one to get the most views.

Webinar Confirmation Page

This page usually has a fancy thank you note to your viewers that will make them feel at home. This page has details on when you will host your event (date and time of the event) and the link to the Webinar.

Like the first page, this page can also have something about your product or whatever you are selling on it too. Every single page for a ClickFunnel event has to do some kind of promotion for your product.

These pages also have a Google Calendar plugin, which allows viewers to set up the time the Webinar happens on their Google Calendar app.

Indoctrination Page

This page is exactly what it says on the title, and indoctrination of your audience, indoctrinating them to buy your product. Get your audience excited. Make them interested in what you are selling in hopes of getting that transaction.

These indoctrination pages usually consist of videos that promote the product you are selling. Think of these pages as the meat of your essay, while the first two pages were the introductory paragraphs.

Webinar Event Page

This page is where the actual event will be broadcasted to your live audience. The confirmation page link should send the viewers here to watch your presentation.

Webinar Replay Page

This is the replay page of your webinar event. Unfortunately, you can retain a replay of your Webinar for 24 to 48 hours, depending on the type of subscription you have.

During that window of time, it would be wise to run a social media campaign on your product in case people who missed your ClickFunnel event are interested. This will get people who missed the event to catch it before it disappears for good.

Creating ClickFunnel Event Pages

Here is a step by step guide on how to create ClickFunnel Event Pages. Make sure you are logged into your ClickFunnel account before you proceed with these steps.

Creating the Webinar Funnel

1. Click Build a Funnel under Quick Links at the menu screen or Add New from your ClickFunnel dashboard.
2. A new screen will pop up as soon as you hit Build a Funnel. To the right of the new screen, you will see an option that says Host Webinar. Click on that. 
3. The option on the left after you click Host Webinar will say Live Webinar. Click on that. 
4. Type in the name of your ClickFunnel Event. Make sure it’s something catchy and something related to your product.
5. Optional: Under the name text box, there is an option to add tabs for your funnel. I would recommend doing so in the name of the organization.
6. At the bottom of the menu, hit Build Funnel, and you are set to go.

Adding Webinar Event Templates

1. Click on any of the steps you have made for your ClickFunnel Event or select Add new step at the bottom left of the menu.
2. Near the top of the menu, to the right of the Launch Checklist, click on Webinar. 
3. Choose the template you want for your page.
4. Feel free to change whatever you want to the template you have chosen.
5. Repeat the proceeding steps for your other webinar event pages.

Setting the Time for Your Event

1. On your webinar funnel, click on your Webinar Registration step.
2. Click on the icon that looks like a gear.
3. Then, click on Webinar Event Time. A calendar will show up, allowing you to pick the date and time of your event. 
4. Click on Update Page to finish your customization.

What Is the Difference Between Normal Webinar Funnels and Auto Webinar Funnels?

Auto Webinar ClickFunnels are funnels that host both live and recorded videos. This contrasts with the normal webinar funnels that only host live videos. Auto Webinar ClickFunnels has a slightly different process from the normal funnels.

Creating the Webinar Funnel

1. Click Build a Funnel under Quick Links at the menu screen or Add New from your ClickFunnel dashboard.
2. A new screen will pop up as soon as you hit Build a Funnel. To the right of the new screen, you will see an option that says Host Webinar. Click on that. 
3. The option on the left after you click Host Webinar will say Live Webinar. Click on that. 
4. Type in the name of your ClickFunnel Event. Make sure it’s something catchy and something related to your product.
5. Optional: Under the name text box, there is an option to add tabs for your funnel. I would recommend doing so in the name of the organization.
6. At the bottom of the menu, hit Build Funnel, and you are set to go.

Adding Webinar Event Templates

1. Click on any of the steps you have made for your ClickFunnel Event or select Add new step at the bottom left of the menu.
2. Near the top of the menu, to the right of the Launch Checklist, click on Webinar. 
3. Choose the template you want for your page.
4. Feel free to change whatever you want to the template you have chosen.
5. Repeat the proceeding steps for your other webinar event pages.

Adding Your Recorded Video

1. Click the Webinar Broadcast Room among the steps of your funnel
2. Click the orange Edit Page button.
3. When the page loads, click on the video, and a menu should load on your right. 
4. There is a Video Type dropdown in the new menu. Choose the video type your recorded video is.
5. Under Video Type, paste your video URL.

Why Use ClickFunnel Events for Your Webinar?

Webinars are an increasingly popular format for spreading the word about a product, especially where social distancing has become part of today’s reality. It is a good idea for entrepreneurs to take advantage of this growing trend to promote their product while maintaining the safety of their audience.

ClickFunnel is also a growing trend. It is currently the 5^th most popular in conversion optimization on the entire internet, beating out big names like LinkedIn, Bing, and Twitter. And it’s popularity is still growing.

What is the key to ClickFunnel’s success? Its ease of use. What used to be a hard and long process to create a funnel that generates clicks and transactions has been made much easier thanks to ClickFunnels.