Targeting attendee cohorts in follow-up emails

Send different follow-up emails to people who attended vs. those who didn't, and to replay viewers vs. those who missed the replay.

eWebinar lets you send different follow-up emails depending on what each registrant did during or after the session. You set the target cohort when creating a follow-up email, only registrants who match will receive it.

Available cohorts

When you add or edit a follow-up email (on the Notifications tab → Follow-up), you choose from six "Send to" options:

OptionWho receives it
To all registrants of a webinar sessionEveryone registered for a live/just-in-time/on-demand session, regardless of attendance.
To registrants who attended some of the webinarOnly registrants who joined and watched any portion of the session.
To registrants who did not attend the webinarOnly registrants who never joined their session.
To all registrants of a replayEveryone registered for a replay session.
To registrants of a replay who watched some of the webinarOnly replay registrants who actually watched.
To registrants of a replay who did not watch the webinarOnly replay registrants who never started watching.

There is no built-in filter for converted vs. didn't convert, watched more than X%, or registered but hasn't watched a replay yet. These are not available as Send-to options. For conversion-based follow-up logic, use your CRM or Zapier integration to act on the conversion event data eWebinar sends.

Setting up a cohort-specific follow-up

  1. Go to the Notifications tab and open the Follow-up section.
  2. Click Add a follow-up email (or duplicate an existing one).
  3. In the Send to dropdown, pick the target cohort.
  4. Write the email content appropriate for that cohort.
  5. Set the timing (e.g. 1 hour after the webinar ends).
  6. Save.

You can have multiple follow-up emails, each targeting a different cohort (or the same cohort) and sent at different times. A registrant only receives emails for the cohort they match, a no-show won't get the "thanks for attending" email.