Updated: 31 October 2026

Plan a webinar people stay for

This prompt plans a webinar on your topic for your audience, with a timed outline and a goal such as lead generation.

text-webinar-outline — chatgpt — 52 words

Plan a [30 / 45 / 60]-minute webinar on [TOPIC] for [AUDIENCE].

Goal: [LEAD GENERATION / TRAINING / PRODUCT DEMO]

Provide three title options, a minute-by-minute outline, slide headings, a story or example for each section, two interactive moments, a soft call to action and a follow-up email for attendees and no-shows.

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Give the most useful tip within the first ten minutes so people do not drop off.

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What you will get

Three title options, a minute-by-minute outline with slide headings, one story or example per section, two moments where the audience takes part, a soft call to action, and follow-up emails for attendees and no-shows.

Why it works

Webinars lose people in the first minutes, so the outline is timed to the minute and the tip pushes value early. Asking for a story per section keeps slides from becoming bullet lists. The follow-up emails are part of the prompt because most of a webinar’s results happen after it ends, including with people who registered and did not come.

Common mistake

The first ten minutes are all introductions.

Fix: As the tip says, give a useful tip early. Ask for the speaker intro to be cut to one slide and moved after the first win.

Also watch for

The interactive moments are just “any questions?”. Ask for specific ones, such as a one-word chat answer or a poll that shapes the next section.
The call to action feels like a hard sell. Match it to your goal. For training, the next step might be a checklist download, not a demo.

Try a variation: panel format

Turn it into a panel with three guests: a question plan for the host, who answers what, and how to keep each guest under two minutes per answer.

Still not right? Reply with this

Rewrite the first ten minutes so the audience gets one tip they can use today before I introduce myself, and add a poll question at minute five.