For the session that needs names, not a show of hands
Describe the session and the assistant builds the page: an agenda, speaker sections, sign-up by name and email, and a private join link for each attendee. Webinar invitations are their own product, and registration is genuine.
It is worth drawing the line clearly. For a dinner or a wedding, guests reply yes or no on the page. A webinar is different, and My Joyfullday treats it as a separate, real product: a proper registration flow rather than a party RSVP. You describe the session to Jitabi the way you would describe any event, and what comes back is a webinar page built around people signing up and getting in.
That distinction is the whole value. A party headcount is a courtesy; a webinar needs to know exactly who is registered, hold a place for them, and hand each one a private way to attend. The assistant drafts toward that, not toward a guest list of yeses.
The running order of the session and a section per speaker. Message the plan and the page lays it out, editable by reply before you send.
Attendees register with their name and email rather than tapping a party RSVP — the real thing, not a form pretending to be one.
You set the shape of the room, and registrations are managed against it, so the list reflects the places you actually have.
Every confirmed attendee gets their own secure link to the session. The address is theirs, not a single public one handed to whoever asks.
Registered people get emailed so the session stays in front of them between signing up and logging on.
You describe the session in ordinary words; Jitabi turns that into the registration page.
Two clarifications keep this page truthful. First, the join link is simply the secure way each attendee reaches their session; this page names no particular video platform, because the webinar product is about real registration and per-attendee access, not about which service happens to host the call. Second, registration here means the webinar specifically. For a regular party there is no sign-up form — those occasions use RSVP replies on the page — so the two things stay separate rather than blurred.
How it works
What it is about, the date and time, the running order, the speakers. The draft builds the agenda and speaker sections around that description.
Ask for sign-up by name and email and state how many you can hold, so the page collects real registrations against the places you have.
Take the myjoyfullday.site link and send it wherever attendees are. It stays private to guests until you publish, same as any page.
Confirmed registrations get a private join link and email reminders, so the list you registered is the list that turns up.
Questions
No, and it is deliberately different. A party RSVP is a yes or no on the page. A webinar carries genuine registration by name and email, capacity you manage, and a private join link per attendee — a separate product rather than a party.
Every confirmed registration receives its own secure join link. It is specific to that attendee, so access is not one shared address passed along to whoever asks for it.
This page is about the webinar invitation and its registration — the agenda, the speakers, sign-up, capacity and reminders — so it names no specific platform. The join link simply gets each registered person to the session.
Yes. You set the capacity you can genuinely hold and registrations are managed against it, so the list reflects real places rather than an open count that overruns the room.
You start free, and the webinar product is real rather than a locked demo. Where a plan comes in depends on the size you are running; the specifics live on the pricing page rather than a number quoted here.
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Tell Jitabi the agenda, the speakers and the sign-up you need, and get back a webinar page with real registration and a private join link for each attendee.
