Webinars just got bigger. Zoom can now host up to 1 million attendees
Now you can host extra-large, high-capacity virtual gatherings with our single-use Zoom Webinars licenses that can accommodate up to 1 million attendees.
Updated on September 29, 2022
Published on January 27, 2022
Robin Bunevich is a Product Marketing Manager at Zoom. She oversees product marketing and strategy for Zoom AI. After three years of leading marketing for Zoom’s Event Solution products, and launching one of the fastest growing products at Zoom, Zoom Events, she is now focused on helping organizations seamlessly adopt AI into their workflows. Prior to Zoom, she ran marketing for live events at The New York Times, and was instrumental in helping the organization transition to a fully virtual events program in March of 2020. At Zoom, Robin uses her 15 plus years of marketing and advertising experience to drive awareness and adoption for Zoom’s AI solutions.
Looking for ways to make your virtual event feel like an in-person experience? Want to help drive more meaningful connections for your virtual and hybrid attendees? You’ll love Expo from Zoom Events, now available as part of your Zoom Events license.
Expo can help create more opportunities for live networking among attendees, speakers, and sponsors. On the virtual expo floor, they can move freely around the space, network with individuals through one on one chat, and join other participants in Expo booths for topic-based conversations.
Attendees also can interact with sponsors, engage in live conversation, and explore topics in a deeper way. Booth representatives or sponsors can host multiple simultaneous conversations in a booth, and attendees can preview those meetings before deciding to join.
Zoom Events Expo is a valuable solution for:
Expo is an optional feature that is available to you as long as you have a Zoom Event license. It gives event organizers the ability to set up a virtual exhibition that connects attendees, sponsors, and other booth representatives. You may have seen it as part of the Zoomtopia 2021 experience.
A few more details about Zoom Events Expo:
Expo provides a space for 1:1 chat between two people - an attendee and booth sponsor, attendee and guest speaker, attendee to attendee, and more. As long as a user is in Expo and is open to network, anyone on the expo floor can initiate a direct chat with them. When “networking” is on, a Chat button will appear in the user’s profile.
Clicking the Chat button sends a chat request. They can request to chat with other attendees, sponsors, guest speakers, exhibitors, and booth representatives. If networking is off, the Chat button won’t appear in a user’s profile. Attendees can set their chat preference when they join the Expo floor and modify it under the Preferences tab.
Expo supports two types of booths - sponsored and non-sponsored. Your expo can be only sponsored booths, only non-sponsored booths, or a mix of both. Each booth can be set up with a series of Zoom Meetings, or Spaces, that attendees can join during the predetermined Expo hours.
Within these booths:
Booth owners can also upload resources like videos, images, and PDF files that booth attendees can view or download.
As a host, you can set up your Expo space by using a template or designing a custom space by using a drag-and-drop tool to move booths around. Hosts can add over 100 booths to their Expo, but you’ll want to consider the size of the Expo (and how long it will be open) to give all attendees time to browse and interact with the booths.
Zoom Events hosts have flexibility when it comes to assigning access and ticketing for Expo representatives:
All of these roles can enter the Expo floor early to set up and start the sessions before the Expo is open.
Want to get Expo from Zoom Events? Schedule a demo of Zoom Events today and discover new ways to offer amazing hybrid and virtual event experiences!