Module 03 · Registration & Promotion

Track registration sources and attendance quality

Use source tags, platform data, and CRM states to see which promotion creates useful participation.

Lesson 10Registration & Promotion · Practical courseLast updated
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What you will learn

  • Create a source-tracking plan
  • Define webinar lifecycle states
  • Compare quality beyond cost per registration
Webinar field note 10Track registration sources and attendance quality
01Source
02Registration
03Attendance
04Qualified action
05Customer quality

Core concepts

Source identity: Use stable campaign names for partner, email, organic, paid, referral, and direct paths. Document naming before launch.

Lifecycle state: At minimum distinguish registered, cancelled, attended, meaningful replay viewer, requested help, qualified, customer, and unsubscribed.

Quality cohort: Compare attendance, completion, qualified action, sales, activation, and retention by source—not registrations alone.

The practical method

Create a short naming table for channel, campaign, partner, creative, and date.

Use the platform’s source tracking or tagged URLs consistently.

Preserve original source and latest meaningful source separately when possible.

Register through each source, attend, click, and verify the state changes.

Compare source quality at 24 hours, seven days, and a period appropriate to the sales cycle.

  1. 01

    1. Define the source taxonomy Create a short naming table for channel, campaign, partner, creative, and date.

  2. 02

    2. Create links or registration sources Use the platform’s source tracking or tagged URLs consistently.

  3. 03

    3. Map fields into the CRM Preserve original source and latest meaningful source separately when possible.

  4. 04

    4. Test the event trail Register through each source, attend, click, and verify the state changes.

  5. 05

    5. Build a cohort report Compare source quality at 24 hours, seven days, and a period appropriate to the sales cycle.

Worked example

A partner generates inexpensive registrations but few attendees. A customer newsletter produces fewer registrations, a higher show rate, and healthier customers. The team stops rewarding partners on volume alone and creates a shared quality report.

Build the template

Create this working artifact before moving to the next lesson:

  • Campaign naming table
  • Lifecycle-state dictionary
  • Tracking-link register
  • CRM field map
  • Source-quality report

Quality checklist

  • Source names are consistent
  • Original source is preserved
  • Attendance and replay are separate
  • Quality reaches activation
  • Tests cover the complete trail

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