MarketTime is a B2B wholesale platform that connects brands, sales agencies, and retailers, streamlining product discovery, order management, and sales processes across industries.
Active users were plenty, yet webinar participation at MarketTime didn’t reflect that.
That’s when MarketTime shifted away from traditional email and banner promotions, choosing UserGuiding’s announcement modals to engage users at peak interest.
This change led to a 10x increase in webinar attendance compared to MarketTime’s previous sessions.
Let’s break down what they did ⬇️
What happens when your main promotion channels fail to get noticed?
Before using UserGuiding, MarketTime faced a recurring problem: low webinar registration and attendance rates, even from their most active users.
Their team was investing heavily in hosting high-value webinars designed to educate users, showcase product updates, and drive deeper adoption.
However, despite strong content, the turnout often fell short of expectations because the core issue wasn’t the relevance of the webinars; it was visibility.
Webinar promotions were mainly limited to email campaigns and occasional homepage banners. These channels had two key limitations:
- Emails got buried in inboxes or ignored altogether.
- Static banners failed to reach users at the right moment, in the right context.
Many users who would have benefited from attending never even knew a webinar was coming up.
Others would see the announcements too late, after the session had already ended.
There was no reliable way to capture attention during active product usage when engagement and interest were highest.
The product and marketing teams needed a way to surface webinar announcements in-app, directly in front of users who were already engaging with features the webinar would cover.
They needed it to be timely, targeted, and non-disruptive, while giving users a clear path to register.
That’s when they turned to UserGuiding’s announcement modals.
Email open rates were low, banners were easy to miss, and we had no way to get in front of users when it actually mattered."