✨ Building A Whole Webinar With AI

Build my whole webinar turns a short brief into a full first draft: script, slides, polls, chat lines, registration copy and emails. You then read it, make it yours, narrate it and set the schedule.

What you need:

An AI key on the AI screen. A free Google Gemini key works. See Connecting An AI Key Is Optional.

Where to find it:

Open an AI Deck webinar, go to the Content tab and click Write with AI in the Script panel.

Starting a build:

1. Choose a Target length.
2. Click Write with AI.
3. Fill in the topic, who it is for and what you sell at the end.
4. Optional: paste your sales page copy, or its address and click Fetch page.
5. Click Build my whole webinar.

If the webinar already has slides, it asks first, because the build replaces your slides, polls, simulated chat and registration copy.

The six steps:

1. Writing your script
2. Building your slides
3. Writing your polls
4. Writing the chat
5. Writing your registration page
6. Writing your emails

A progress list shows each step as it runs. Each step saves the moment it finishes, so if one step does not complete, everything before it is kept. Press the button again, or carry on by hand.

What it fills in:

• The script and slides on the Content tab
• Three polls on the Engage tab
• Simulated chat lines on the Chat History tab
• The headline, subheadline and bullets on the Registration tab
• The subject and body of the emails on the Emails tab. It never switches an email on or off, so your choices stay as they were.

What is still yours to do:

1. Read every word and change anything that does not sound like you.
2. Click Generate Voiceover in the Voice panel.
3. Add images if you want them: Generate all images, or your own uploads.
4. Set the Schedule tab.
5. Set your offer on the Offer tab.

A real example:

Maya types "Growing salad in small spaces in 30 days", "Beginners with a patio, balcony or windowsill" and "The Kitchen Garden Club membership", picks 30 min and clicks Build my whole webinar. A few minutes later she has a sectioned script, slides, three polls, chat lines, a registration page and nine emails ready to review.

Tips:

• A pasted sales page gives the best result, because the AI uses your real wording.
• Long builds can take a few minutes. Leave the tab open while it works.
• Next: Narration: Built In Voices And Your Own Voice.

Writing a good brief:

• Topic: the result, not the subject. "Growing salad in small spaces in 30 days" beats "Gardening".
• Who it is for: the situation they are in. "Beginners with a patio, balcony or windowsill".
• What you sell: the name of the offer. The AI builds the pitch around it.
• Sales page: paste it when you have one. It gives the AI your own words and proof.

What to check after a build:

1. Read the script aloud. Change anything you would not say.
2. Open the Slides panel and check the section chips look balanced.
3. Open the Engage tab. The third poll sits before the offer, so check it lines up with your Reveal at time.
4. Open Chat History, Simulated Chat, and delete any line that does not fit your audience.
5. Open the Registration tab and read the headline and bullets on the Live preview at Mobile width.
6. Open the Emails tab and read each email. Switch on the ones you want.

Using it for a second webinar:

The brief is saved with each webinar. Duplicate a finished webinar, change the topic and audience in Write with AI, and run the build again for a fresh variation with your design settings kept.

Timing:

A 30 minute webinar usually takes a few minutes to build. Longer targets take longer, because there is more script and more slides.

If a step does not finish:

Everything before it is saved. Press Build my whole webinar again for a fresh run, or finish that part yourself on its tab.

What to do next:

• Narration: Built In Voices And Your Own Voice
• Generating Slide Images
• Scheduling Your Sessions

Common questions:

Which AI provider gives the best result?

All three work. Many hosts start with a free Gemini key. Anthropic Claude is known for clean long form writing.

Will it narrate for me?

No. Narration runs in your browser, so you click Generate Voiceover after the build.