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Using Webinars for Research and New Content — The Road to Webinar Success (5 of 8)

Matt Heinz - 19 March 2019

By Joshua Baez, Engagement Manager at Heinz Marketing
Before diving in, be sure to read our previous posts on Panel Webinars, Webinar Operations, Internal Alignment, and ABM! Now, for our fifth entry into this blog series, let’s talk about how you can use webinars as a means of gathering new data to fuel your content strategy. By utilizing polls, questions, and other interactive assets in your webinars, you’re able to capture more data on your attendee’s level of intent and interest areas while simultaneously gaining insights for new research, content, and messaging.
Why should you use webinars for research and new content?
To Easily Conduct Research
With a captive audience & interactive tools on your webinar, you can conduct research to uncover new data trends, insights, or simply to fuel your content marketing strategy based on the responses you get back. This enables you to spend more of your time actually using your research rather than spending hours

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