Frustrated by the number of fields required for email list registration, and may leave the page without registering. The balance between too many fields and enough fields varies from viewer to viewer, so it's a good idea to test different options to find the one that suits you best. Once you have collected all the appropriate information, demio can send all your registration information to active campaign. This is the first step in creating an automated and personalized experience for webinar participants. Within activecampaign, segment your audience and set tags that help you trigger different actions based on the behavior of your registrants. Activecampaign allows you to apply tags to your contacts through third-party integrations such as demio. For example, when someone registers for an event, a tag is added to indicate that they have registered. The email list tag then triggers a welcome email. With this integration, each step is automated for the business and seamlessly and personalized for webinar attendees. Demio's tags that are set to trigger various automations include "Did not attend", "Attend", "Registered", and so on. 7hpkzmvav demio4 1 this allows you to personalize demio's overall experience based on the email to the registrant and the behavior of the registrant. Step 3: use manners many companies are missing out on email list great opportunities to attract and delight potential attendees on the thank you page. Most of the thank you pages use this space to simply say "Thank you for registering". There is no other interaction or involvement. K6wv3hvuh demio5 to get the most out of your thank you page, you need to do the following: thank you for registering. After registering for webinar, I've often arrived at a thank-you page that doesn't thank you for registering. Let the registrants know that they are excited to see them at the event and that they are happy to register. Do this in a way that makes sense for your brand. (at demio, we use praise hand emojis to show excitement.)make sure you are registered. Let them know what's coming next.