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From Event to Pipeline: Leveraging Webinars & Conferences on LinkedIn

Lisa PatelNetworking & Outreach Expert
Published 8/31/2025

From Event to Pipeline: Leveraging Webinars & Conferences on LinkedIn

Events create energy—and then it dissipates. This playbook turns webinars and conferences into a 3‑week content arc with posts, assets, and DM scripts. You’ll ship useful previews, capture attention live, and follow up without being annoying.

Key Takeaways

  • Plan before/during/after content with one central asset.
  • Use screen notes, quotes, and checklists as micro‑content.
  • Follow up with a single useful deliverable, not “book a demo?”

What Is an Event Content Plan?

Definition: A timeline of posts and messages that build anticipation, capture moments, and convert interest into conversations.

When to use: For webinars, talks, demos, or booths.

Quick steps: 1) Anchor asset 2) 3 teasers 3) Live snippets 4) Post‑event recap 5) Targeted follow‑ups.

Pros: Concentrated reach, warm DMs.

Cons: Requires coordination.

Timeline (example)

T‑7 to T‑2: 3 teasers (theme, promise, one slide).
T‑0 (live): post 1 quote/insight + invite questions.
T+1 to T+3: recap thread + checklist download.
T+5: DM those who engaged with the link to the asset.

Anchor Asset (decide one)

  • 1‑pager checklist, teardown slides, or a short Loom demo. Keep it ungated for a week.

Post Templates (copy)

Teaser

Next week I’m sharing how a 3‑line email revived 11% of cold leads. I’ll post the exact copy after the session—bring counter‑examples.

Live

“Adoption beats surface area.” One story from today’s talk: we cut first‑run from 7→3 minutes by deleting steps. I’ll share the checklist in tomorrow’s post.

Recap

Slides + checklist from today’s session. The fastest win: shorten trials and add a day‑3 success check. Where would this break for you?

DM Follow‑Ups (polite)

  • To commenters: “Here’s the checklist I promised. If a 15‑minute teardown would help, I have Thu 13:30 free.”
  • To link clickers: “Noticed you grabbed the slides—happy to send the 3‑line email template too.”

Tie your assets and schedule together in the LinkedinBuddy features.

Why Events Deserve a Content Arc

Events spike attention; arcs capture value. A simple before/during/after plan turns talk prep into posts, creates live moments people share, and gives you a clean reason to follow up.

Anchor everything to one asset (checklist, slides, or short Loom). Summaries link to it; DMs offer it.

The Asset Funnel

  • Teasers: one quote or stat from the asset
  • Live: a single insight with a promise to post the asset
  • Recap: link to the asset + one lesson + “where would this break?”
  • Follow‑ups: DM people who engaged and offer the asset

Team Roles (light coordination)

Speaker: posts live insight.
Teammate: records questions and screenshots.
Owner: posts recap + uploads asset next day.

Metrics to Watch

  • Saves on recap post
  • DMs mentioning the asset
  • Meetings booked within 7 days

Don’t bury the asset behind a form immediately. Keep it ungated for a week; momentum matters first.

Quick Checklist (paste for each event)

  • Asset chosen and stored
  • Three teasers scheduled
  • Live post drafted
  • Recap scheduled for next day
  • Follow‑ups list exported (commenters/link clickers)

Add Your Next Event to the calendar and schedule all teasers today.

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