Oxford University Press required a scalable global webinar programme capable of supporting high registration and attendance volumes across multiple countries and time zones while maintaining consistent event operations and reliable performance visibility.
The programme needed:
Supported the programme across event operations, marketing execution, campaign attribution and performance intelligence.
Key responsibilities included:
For the reporting period, the programme generated:
The registration trajectory demonstrated sustained audience growth, with particularly strong increases during key campaign periods between February–May 2025 and August–September 2025.
Registrations were distributed across 6+ major global regions:
This geographic visibility supported regional campaign planning, audience segmentation and localisation decisions.
Within the displayed acquisition dataset:
UTM-based attribution enabled registration performance to be evaluated at the channel and campaign level, providing greater visibility than aggregate registration reporting alone.
The programme transformed large volumes of event data into actionable visibility across audience acquisition, geography, channel contribution and engagement, supporting more informed decisions around future global webinar investment and campaign planning.