$npx -y skills add Affitor/affiliate-skills --skill webinar-registration-pageBuild a webinar or live event registration page as a self-contained HTML file with countdown timer, speaker bio, agenda, and registration form. Triggers on: "build a webinar registration page", "create a webinar sign-up page", "event registration landing page", "live training reg
| 1 | # Webinar Registration Page |
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| 3 | Build a high-converting webinar or live training registration page as a self-contained HTML file. Features a live JavaScript countdown timer, speaker credibility section, session agenda, social proof, and a registration form that captures email leads. On registration, visitors are confirmed and teased toward the affiliate offer that will be featured in the webinar itself. |
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| 5 | ## When to Use |
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| 7 | - User is hosting a webinar, live training, workshop, or online event |
| 8 | - User wants to build an email list of warm leads before promoting an affiliate product |
| 9 | - User says "webinar page", "event registration", "live training page", "workshop signup" |
| 10 | - User is running a "free training" funnel — a common high-converting affiliate strategy |
| 11 | - The affiliate product is the natural solution to be revealed or promoted during the event |
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| 13 | ## Workflow |
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| 15 | ### Step 1: Gather Event Details |
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| 17 | Parse the user's request for: |
| 18 | - **Event title**: the name of the webinar/training |
| 19 | - **Presenter name and bio**: who is presenting (can be the user) |
| 20 | - **Date and time**: when the event happens (for the countdown timer) |
| 21 | - **Topic**: what the training covers |
| 22 | - **Affiliate product**: the product that will be featured/promoted in the webinar |
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| 24 | **If event details are missing, ask for:** |
| 25 | 1. "What is your webinar about? Give me a title or topic." |
| 26 | 2. "When is it? Date, time, and timezone please." |
| 27 | 3. "What affiliate product will you feature or recommend in the webinar?" |
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| 29 | **If user has no real event** (wants a template/evergreen page): |
| 30 | - Offer "evergreen" mode: countdown timer counts down to a fake "next session" time (resets every week), always showing 3-7 days away |
| 31 | - Note in output: "This uses an evergreen countdown — it will always show a near-future date. Replace with a real date when you have one." |
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| 33 | **Common webinar funnel structures:** |
| 34 | | Structure | Description | Best for | |
| 35 | |---|---|---| |
| 36 | | Free training → pitch | 45-60 min training, last 15 min pitches affiliate product | High-ticket SaaS, courses | |
| 37 | | Live demo → offer | Demo the product live, include affiliate link in follow-up | Software tools | |
| 38 | | Expert interview → recommendation | Interview + affiliate product recommendation | Authority-building niches | |
| 39 | | Challenge / workshop | Multi-day challenge, affiliate product is the tool | Fitness, marketing, business | |
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| 41 | ### Step 2: Plan the Page Structure |
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| 43 | Read `references/conversion-principles.md` for event page conversion principles. |
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| 45 | A webinar registration page must create urgency (countdown), credibility (speaker), and anticipation (agenda) while making registration as frictionless as possible. |
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| 47 | Page sections: |
| 48 | 1. **Urgency Bar** (top, sticky) — "Free Live Training: [Topic] — [Date at Time timezone] — [N seats remaining]" |
| 49 | 2. **Hero Section**: |
| 50 | - Event label: "FREE LIVE WEBINAR" or "FREE TRAINING" |
| 51 | - Headline: the transformation promise of the event |
| 52 | - Sub-headline: what attendees will learn + who it's for |
| 53 | - Date/time with timezone |
| 54 | - Registration form (first name + email + submit) |
| 55 | - Seat scarcity signal: "Limited to [N] attendees" |
| 56 | 3. **Countdown Timer** (below hero fold): |
| 57 | - Live JavaScript countdown: Days / Hours / Minutes / Seconds |
| 58 | - Label: "The training starts in:" |
| 59 | 4. **What You'll Learn** — 4-6 bullet points (specific outcomes, not vague topics) |
| 60 | 5. **Speaker Section**: |
| 61 | - Name + headshot placeholder (styled CSS avatar) |
| 62 | - Role / credentials |
| 63 | - 2-3 sentence bio establishing expertise |
| 64 | - Social proof: "Helped [N] people [outcome]" |
| 65 | 6. **Agenda Section** — 3-5 session blocks with time + title + brief description |
| 66 | 7. **Who This Is For** — 4-5 bullet points naming the ideal attendee (and 2 "this is NOT for you if" bullets) |
| 67 | 8. **Testimonials** — 2-3 from past attendees (or representative examples) |
| 68 | 9. **FAQ** — 5-7 questions about the event logistics |
| 69 | 10. **Second Registration Form** — repeat below the fold for scrollers |
| 70 | 11. **Footer** — FTC disclosure, privacy note, Affitor attribution |
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| 72 | **Affiliate integration in the webinar funnel:** |
| 73 | The registration page itself should NOT aggressively sell the affiliate product — that's the webinar's job. But it s |