Webinar Series Topic Overlap and Gap Audit
Compare past and planned webinar topics to find overlap, missing stages in the learner journey and the next best session ideas.
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I run a webinar series for [AUDIENCE] about [SERIES_SUBJECT]. I will paste a list of past and planned webinars with title, date, one-sentence summary, attendance and replay views if I have them: [WEBINAR_LIST]. The questions my audience asks most often are: [AUDIENCE_QUESTIONS]. The stages of knowledge my audience moves through are roughly: [LEARNER_STAGES]. Analyse and produce: 1) A map table with webinars as rows and learner stages as columns, marking the stage each one serves. 2) A list of near-duplicate topics with a recommendation to merge, update or keep apart, and a reason. 3) Gaps: audience questions that no webinar answers, with the count and the percentage uncovered, showing arithmetic. 4) Popularity patterns, stated cautiously, with the attendance numbers I gave. 5) A shortlist of five new session ideas, each with a working title, a one-line promise, the stage it serves, and a format suggestion (talk, panel, workshop, Q&A). Rules: use only the information supplied. Do not invent trends or competitor activity. Do not assume low attendance means the topic is poor; mention day, promotion and timing as other explanations. If there are fewer than six webinars, say that the analysis is thin. Keep titles honest and specific. Mark any claim about audience demand that I have not evidenced [VERIFY].
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