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Concluding the webinar

Concluding the webinar

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Concluding the webinar

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Use the conclusion of your webinar to reinforce your main points and to help your attendees take action. End your webinar no later than promised. You run the risk of losing a large portion of your audience if you run past the scheduled end time. Include a summary slide at the end of the content presentation. This slide can summarize your main points or lay out the action plan that your audience should take. The final slide shown in the webinar should clearly explain what will happen next. Include information about the webinar recording, follow up survey, and any resources or links that the audience will need. This slide should also clearly indicate that the webinar is at its end. Here's what a final slide might look like. Just as a host can introduce the webinar, you could have the host give a formal verbal ending to the webinar. This concluding statement is often called an extro or an outro and it adds a professional touch to your webinar as well as giving a formal closing to the…

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