Introduction

Webinar Statistics: Webinars have emerged as a pivotal component in contemporary marketing strategies, offering a cost-effective and engaging means to connect with audiences. In 2025, 91% of B2B professionals identified webinars as their preferred content format, underscoring their significance in professional development and lead generation. The average cost per lead through webinars stands at USD 72, which is substantially lower compared to traditional channels like trade shows, where costs can exceed USD 800 per lead.

Attendance metrics reveal that 40% to 50% of registrants typically attend live sessions, with smaller webinars (fewer than 100 registrants) experiencing a 10.3% higher live attendance rate. Notably, 63% of webinar views occur on-demand, highlighting the importance of providing flexible viewing options.

Timing plays a crucial role in maximizing engagement. Most registrations are recorded on Tuesdays (21%), while Thursdays boast the highest live attendance rates at 41.5%. Webinars scheduled at 11:00 AM or 2:00 PM tend to attract more attendees, aligning with peak productivity periods.

In terms of content strategy, 73% of B2B marketers consider webinars their most effective channel for generating high-quality leads. Furthermore, each webinar can yield an average of 6.3 new content assets, enhancing the return on investment.

These statistics underscore the efficacy of webinars as a dynamic tool for audience engagement, lead generation, and content repurposing in the evolving digital marketing landscape.

A July 2020 study of 190 webinar-organizing marketers in the United States aimed at assessing the change in webinar attendance during the coronavirus outbreak. While 30 percent of marketers said that there was no change in the attendance of their webinars, another 30 percent said that they saw a large increase in the number of attendees of webinars.

The study from July 2020 asked *** marketers in the United States about their sentiments towards the weekly number of webinars they were receiving during the coronavirus pandemic. Approximately half of the respondents, namely ** percent, stated that there were too many webinars, while ** percent claimed that they wanted more.

A dedicated service for state officials for their online seminars, trainings, presentations, virtual conferences, up to 350 participants. The data in this dataset corresponds to the different statistics of Webinar usage by users since the product was rolled out. For the moment, it includes: Total number of conferences for past months Number of participants (not single) per month Average number of business days conferences for each month Average number of participants per conference of working days per month The dataset is updated monthly. The data comes from Metabase. Link to Webinar: https://webinaire.numerique.gouv.fr

During a survey carried out among marketers representing more than ***** small business and enterprise organizations worldwide between January and December 2020, ** percent of respondents said that webinars represented a critical element of their marketing plan. According to ** percent of respondents, webinars outperformed other channels in creating qualified leads, while ** percent of respondents said webinars helped lowering their cost per lead.

The study from July 2020 consulted *** marketers within the Unites States to examine the number of weekly webinar invites they received before the coronavirus pandemic. The biggest share of marketers received *** to ***** invites per week, while only ***** percent received more than ** webinar invites. Unsurprisingly, after the coronavirus outbreak, marketers started getting larger numbers of webinar invites in their inboxes, seeing that the industry quickly had to switch to the virtual environment. This is reflected by ** percent of marketers saying that they received more than ** webinar invites during the coronavirus pandemic.

This webinar series introduce some research data with a focus on China and discuss the difference from the US data. Each webinar will cover the following topics: (1) data sources, data collection, data category, definition, description, and interpretation; (2) alternative data and derivable data from other data sources, especially some big data sources; (3) comparison of data difference between the US and China; (4) available tools for efficient data analysis; (5) discussions on pros and cons; and (6) data applications in research and teaching.

In recent years, the Webinar Platform market has witnessed significant growth, evolving into a crucial component for businesses and educational institutions seeking effective online engagement solutions. As organizations increasingly shift toward remote communication, the demand for webinar technology has surged, wi

This webinar will provide you with basic knowledge on Beyond 20/20. This user-friendly software is used at Statistics Canada to organize, manage, and disseminate socioeconomic data. The webinar covers basic functionalities of Beyond 20/20 such as: • Re-arranging dimensions • Nesting dimensions • How to Show/Hide items • Sorting information • Saving tables in different file formats (IVT, CSV, XLS, etc.)

The Webinar and Webcast market has experienced remarkable growth in recent years, transforming the way organizations and individuals communicate, educate, and engage with their audiences. This segment of the digital landscape encompasses live and recorded online events that facilitate the sharing of information, whe

The study from July 2020 consulted *** marketers in the United States on their webinar viewing preferences. The report found that ** percent of marketers said that they liked both forms of webinars, meaning live and on-demand webinars, while ** percent of marketers enjoyed watching webinar recordings on-demand.

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In a late 2024 survey, when asked about the leading methods driving registrations to webinars and virtual events, ** percent of responding marketers cited influencer partnerships and search engine optimization (SEO), respectively. An additional ** percent mentioned organic social media promotions, while ******percent cited personal invites.

The study from July 2020 consulted 859 marketers in the United States about their favorite segments of webinars. According to the results, 29 percent of marketers said that their favorite part of webinars was the Q&A session, while only one percent stated that their favorite part was free stuff.

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This statistic shows the results of a survey question on how often marketers in the Netherlands used webinars and webcasting from 2017 to 2019. As of 2019, approximately 50 percent of the respondents indicated they had not used webinars and webcasting. This is an decrease compared to the previous year.

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