Registration
A text with the date, the time, and the link, the moment someone registers.
Webinars
WebinarJam’s Zapier app fires when someone registers, attends, misses the live session, watches the replay, or buys. Each event can add the registrant to its own Broadcast list, so the people who missed it get the replay and the buyers get access, by text, voicemail drop, or call.
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Through Zapier. Broadcast, formerly Call Loop, adds WebinarJam registrants to a list when they register, miss the live session, watch the replay, or buy. Each list gets its own texts, picture messages, ringless voicemail drops, and voice broadcasts. Plans start at $15 a month.
Overview
WebinarJam connects to Broadcast through Zapier. The WebinarJam app on Zapier (listed as WebinarJam / EverWebinar) starts a Zap when someone registers, attends live, joins late, leaves early, stays past a time you set, misses the live session, attends the replay, or buys during the webinar. Broadcast’s Zapier app can add the contact to a list, send an SMS or MMS, send a ringless voicemail, or send a voice broadcast. Until the rename, it is listed on Zapier as Call Loop 2.0.
Start with the registration trigger. Every new registrant joins your Broadcast list, so the list grows with each webinar and the reminders reach everyone before, during, and after. Then add a Zap per moment that matters, such as a replay list for the people who missed it and a buyers list for the people who bought.
How it works
In WebinarJam, include the phone number field and a text consent checkbox on the registration page.
In Zapier, pick the WebinarJam trigger for a new registration, then the Broadcast action that adds a contact to a list (Call Loop 2.0 until the rename). Map the phone, first name, and email.
Use the missed webinar trigger for a replay list and the purchase trigger for a buyers list. Test each one with your own registration.
Use cases
A text with the date, the time, and the link, the moment someone registers.
A reminder to the whole list, and a voice broadcast when the doors open.
The replay link by text and a voicemail drop for everyone who did not show up.
Access details by text for buyers, kept apart from the replay list.
24% boost in webinar attendance
“To remind people of my webinars, I've increased my show rate by 24%. Using Call Loop we consistently make $3,000 - $5,000 more each webinar.”
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“With Call Loop we've run multiple text and voice broadcasts and we've experienced ridiculous response along with our highest registrations 30 days even before our upcoming event. As event promoter, I'm always "under the gun" to put 'butts in seats' and with Call Loop, I've got a lot less stress.”
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Documentation
The current WebinarJam connection and setup documentation are available below.
Through Zapier, the events are a new registration, live attendance, joining late, leaving early, staying past a time you set, missing the live session, attending the replay, and a purchase during the webinar. Each can add the registrant to a Broadcast list or send a text, voicemail drop, or call.
Messages use the same credits as the rest of Broadcast, with 1 credit per text up to 160 characters, 2 credits per picture message or voice memo, 2 credits per delivered voicemail drop, and 1 credit per minute of call (2 credits with press 1 transfer). Plans start at $15 a month for 250 credits, with a 14-day free trial.
Only registrants who agreed to hear from you by text or phone. Signing up for a webinar is not, by itself, consent to marketing texts or calls. Add a phone field and a consent checkbox with clear wording to the registration page, name your business in each message, include how to opt out, and honor STOP replies. The FCC treats ringless voicemail as a call. This is not legal advice.
Texts, picture messages, voicemail drops, and voice calls, all paid with the same credits. Cancel before day 14.