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June 30, 2025

Practical guide to B2B webinars for generating qualified leads

Estefanía Izaguirre
Marketing Specialist

At Novicell we have been working for several years creating webinars both for our own demand generation and for customers.

In this guide, we share what we have learned and the method we follow so that each session brings real value to the business process.

Why bet on webinars

The marketing managers and sales managers we work with share a challenge: Attract B2B leads of quality in saturated markets and long buying cycles.

A webinar offers the perfect balance between training and conversation: it educates before selling, positions the brand as a reference and, with the right follow-up, accelerates conversion. In addition, It's the perfect way to build loyalty with the customers you already haves.

What is a B2B webinar

Un B2B webinar is a live online session —or on demand— designed to respond to a specific problem or need of a professional audience.

It combines exposure, dialogue and allows us to detect purchase intent in real time while providing training value.

Keys we discovered

  • The perceived value of a well-designed webinar is far greater than that of a generic e-book.
  • From the moment someone signs up, we get early signs of intent.
  • Organic doesn't mean improvised: the more authentic a conversation or webinar is, the easier it is for the audience to assimilate the content.
B2B webinar conducted by our Novicell team.

Two formats, the same objective

Once we decided to bet on the format, we found two paths:

Format When to use it What it offers
Internal webinar When we want to go deeper with our existing audience. Full control of messaging and stronger brand reinforcement.
Collaborative webinar When we want extra reach and credibility to access new audiences. Access to the partner’s audience + shared authority.

By integrating both formats into the calendar, we maintain freshness and expand the impact without duplicating efforts.

How to implement it step by step

  1. Define the objective and the buyer persona. The more specific the need, the easier it will be to attract the right audience.
  2. Choose the format. Internal to deepen; collaborative to expand reach.
  3. Select speaker (s). Balance between technical proficiency and communication skills.
  4. Design the script and visual support. One strong idea per slide, minimalist aesthetic.
  5. Configure the platform. Registration form, automated reminders, activated recording.
  6. Promote the event. Email marketing, networks, partners and PPC if applicable.
  7. Execute and moderate. Respect the times, encourage participation with surveys and questions.
  8. Nurture leads. Send the replay, score the interaction and pass the qualified MQLs to sales.

B2B Webinar Case Study

To illustrate the process, here's an express case from one of our recent webinars.

Webinar: Beyond Google: SEO Strategies for ChatGPT

Step What we did Outcome
Topic & audience Identified the need for SEO strategies in conversational AI + used a teaser video to build anticipation. 100+ signups in 2 weeks.
Format Internal session: 30 min of content + 10 min Q&A. 50%+ of registrants attended live.
Content Practical framework and real examples, avoiding promotional tone. Genuine interactions and meaningful questions.
Follow-up Email with recording and CTA to continue the conversation. Very positive replies; new commercial conversations opened.
Repurposing LinkedIn videos and multiple spin-off articles. Extends the content’s lifetime.

Why it works: timely topic, short format and focus on providing value rather than promoting.

B2B webinar on”SEO Strategies for ChatGPT” carried out by our Novicell SEO specialists.

The formula for a good B2B webinar

Beyond format and promotion, a successful webinar is based on five essential elements according to our experience.

  1. Theme that responds to real pain
    It's not part of what we want to tell, but rather what the lead needs to solve. The best ideas come from frequently asked questions at business meetings, repeated support questions, or industry trends.
    🡒 What problem is keeping your buyer persona from sleeping today.
  2. Non-promotional angle
    It's not a covert demo. The focus is on providing value, sharing experience and teaching something useful. The lead should feel that they have learned, not that they have sold to them.
    🡒 If you had to charge for the webinar, would anyone pay to attend?
  3. Speaker with knowledge and communication skills
    An expert who knows a lot doesn't always communicate well. We choose profiles that balance mastery of the topic and clarity when presenting it. If necessary, we combine two: the one who provides the technical authority and the one who makes the content flow.
    🡒 It's not enough to know: you have to know how to tell it.
  4. Visual storytelling and aesthetic care
    Aesthetics is not decoration; it is a tool of understanding. Minimalist slides, a coherent identity and visual resources that reinforce (not compete) with the central message.
    🡒 Every visual detail should bring clarity, not distraction.
  5. Rhythm that respects the attendee's time
    It's no use having an hour if the key points are diluted. We structure to capture interest early, maintain attention with variety (surveys, examples, questions) and reserve space for conversation.
    🡒 Less filler, more substance. Every minute counts.

The first impression does matter

Although the impact of a webinar lies fundamentally in its ability to solve a real problem, the way in which it is presented directly influences the perception and retention of the message.

A careful aesthetic facilitates understanding, reinforces the brand and reduces audience fatigue.

Aspect Best Practices Why It Works
Visual identity Template aligned with brand guidelines, subtle logos, and consistent color palette. Builds recognition and professionalism.
Minimalist slides One idea per slide, short texts, and clear visuals. Maintains attention and avoids cognitive overload.
Optimal duration 30–45 minutes of content + 10 minutes Q&A. Respects the audience's schedule and encourages live attendance.
Early message Main benefit introduced in the first 5 minutes. Captures interest before distractions set in.
Downloadable summary One-pager or recording sent via email. Supports practical application and extends webinar value.
Technical checks Audio, lighting, and connection tested in advance. Conveys professionalism and prevents disruptions.

Visually consistent execution and refined content enhance each other: aesthetics attract and retain, the message converts.

List of attendees for a B2B Webinar conducted by our Novicell team.

How to boost conversions

  • Clear and visible CTAs. Include them on the registration page, at the start and end of the webinar.
  • Segmented tracking. Differentiate the message for attendees and non-attendees.
  • Lead‑scoring based on engagement. Support, questions and downloads count.
  • Reinforcement content. Submit related material to maintain interest.
  • Full context for sales. Pass the MQLs with notes on interaction and next steps.

From theory to action

Webinars are already a fixture in our B2B lead capture.

They are part of the content calendar and serve to teach, gain confidence and detect interest in real time.

In this way, everything the audience does—attend, ask, or download—become clear opportunities for the sales team.

We're here to help

If you are thinking of incorporating webinars into your recruitment strategy, our team of experts in inbound marketing can help you design the most effective approach for your business.