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Marketing Event Plan Example — Product Webinar

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Last updated 6/4/2026

Marketing Event Plan — "Ship Faster" Product Webinar (Lumio Analytics)

Event name: Ship Faster: Cutting Reporting Time with Lumio Owner: Priya Nair, Demand Generation Format: Webinar (60 minutes, live + recorded) Date: 14 May 2026, 11:00 ET Plan version: v2 — 3 April 2026


1. Objectives and KPIs

Primary objective: Generate qualified pipeline for Lumio's new automated-reporting module by showing product teams how to cut weekly reporting time.

KPITargetDeadline
Registrations4007 May 2026
Attendance rate40% (160 live)Event day
Demo requests30Within 1 week after
Sourced pipeline$90,000Within 30 days after

2. Audience

Heads of product and analytics leads at B2B SaaS companies with 50 to 500 employees who spend hours each week assembling reports by hand. To hit 400 registrations at our usual 2.5% landing-page conversion, we need roughly 16,000 promotional impressions across email, social, and paid. Our owned list of 9,000 product-team contacts covers most of it; paid and a partner push fill the gap.

3. Format and date

A 60-minute webinar fits a top-of-funnel education goal: low cost per attendee, wide reach, and a recording we can repurpose. We chose 11:00 ET on a Wednesday to catch both US time zones and late-afternoon Europe. Hosted on our usual streaming platform with a backup presenter machine on standby.

4. Budget

CategoryDetailEstimate
PlatformWebinar tool (existing annual plan, prorated)$400
Content / talentSlide design + guest speaker honorarium$1,800
PromotionPaid social + search retargeting$2,500
Swag / collateral$25 gift card for top 5 questions$125
Contingency (12%)Buffer for surprises$580
Total$5,405

5. Promotion plan

ChannelAssetSend / launch dateOwner
Email — announce"Stop rebuilding reports by hand"16 AprPriya
Email — reminder 1"One week to Ship Faster"7 MayPriya
Email — starting soon"We go live in 1 hour"14 MayPriya
Social — ownedLinkedIn teaser + speaker quote16 Apr–13 MayDan
Paid — social + searchLook-alike + retargeting, $2,500 cap20 Apr–13 MayDan
Partner pushGuest speaker shares to their list22 Apr & 9 MayPriya

6. Run-of-show

TimeSegmentOwnerNotes
10:30Tech check, stream test, chat staffedDan30-min buffer
11:00Welcome + agendaPriya4 min, keep tight
11:04The reporting-time problem (data)PriyaSet up the pain
11:12Live demo: automated reportingGuestCore content, 18 min
11:30Customer story + resultsGuestProof
11:40Q&A (poll + chat)PriyaDan moderates chat
11:55Close: book a demo (CTA + link)PriyaOne clear next step

7. Post-event follow-up

WhenActionOwner
Within 24hThank-you email with recording, slides, and demo link to all 400 registrantsPriya
Within 48hRoute the 30 demo requests to sales with attendance context; add no-shows to nurturePriya
Within 1 weekTeam debrief: actuals vs. targets, what to keep and changePriya
OngoingCut demo into 3 short clips, write a recap blog post, schedule social for 4 weeksDan

Notes and assumptions

The 400-registration target assumes the guest speaker promotes twice to their list; if that push slips, add $800 to the paid budget to compensate.

Notes

A realistic worked example for a fictional product webinar showing objectives, budget, promotion, run-of-show, and follow-up. Numbers are illustrative.

About this Example

Part of the Marketing Event Plan document collection

Document Type

Marketing Event Plan

An end-to-end plan for an event — objectives, logistics, budget, promotion, and follow-up.

Complexity

moderate

Risk Level

low