8 PM. You go live with the same session you ran last week. Half the room came back, half is brand new. WebiClose treats the recurring webinar as its own format, wired for exactly this underneath. A lead who re-registers gets flagged on the spot. Their card keeps everything from last time. And the invoice tracks the weeks you actually go live, however uneven that gets.
The recurring webinar sits in the same family as a one-off webinar, a multi-day challenge with open dates, or live group coaching. You run the same content and the same offer each week, and the app links the sessions together. Whatever a lead does tonight stays attached to them next week.
Someone registers for this week's session. If they sat through the same format before, the app marks them as a returning registrant. Your setter sees it before typing a single word. Same rule as every conversation here: the setter stays in control and writes the message himself.
The CRM cross-references what a lead did from one webinar to the next. Last week's activity stays on their card when they show up again this week. The setter who opens the private thread already knows where that lead stood, on top of whatever they're doing tonight.
Part of the room misses the broadcast every time, even at one session a week. The replay is there for them, with its own stats attached. A lead who catches up later stays inside your pipeline instead of falling out of it.
A recurring webinar rarely holds a perfectly even rhythm. Some weeks you run two sessions. Some weeks you skip. You pay for the people who actually connect, and nothing else touches the bill: not the registrants who never showed, not how long the room stayed open. No subscription, no commitment. A month with no live means no invoice. If one session pulls a bigger crowd than you planned, you top up credit mid-broadcast and nothing cuts out. At one live a week or less, that comes out cheaper than the subscription pricing on the market. Run more often than that and the math flips the other way.
Only the calendar changes from one session to the next. Every live runs on the same engine underneath. The Closing Parallel works the same way each time: your setters pull hot leads into private DMs while the host pitches the whole room, and scoring starts the second the doors open. Moderator messages you schedule ahead of time drop into the public chat on cue, week after week.
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