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# How to create a Webinar Automation Flow

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In this section, you will find information on how to set up automations for webinars in ActiveCampaign.
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If you host webinars frequently, you know the importance of notification and follow-up sequences. Discover how to take advantage of ActiveCampaign's automations to create email sequences before (or after) a webinar. Here are the steps to follow: 

* Go to the Automations section in your ActiveCampaign account. 
* Explore the predefined templates designed for webinars and choose the one that best suits your needs. 
* Customize the selected template according to your brand and adjust the triggers and email sending times. 
* Create a coherent email sequence, from registration to the webinar, with reminders and key information. 

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We explain everything in detail in this tutorial, take a look! :point\_down:

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If you have any questions, don't hesitate to [email us](mailto:support@wildmail.io) for free assistance, we are happy to help you.&#x20;


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