Bizibl Technologies, Inc. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Yohei Hanatani), the provider of the webinar marketing tool "Bizibl," will host a webinar titled "Lock On Targets with 70,000 Participant & Intent Data! Latest Tactics to Maximize Sales Conversion" on the Bizibl platform from June 3 (Wed) to June 5 (Fri), 2026.

### Background While webinars have become a staple in B2B marketing, many companies struggle with stagnant audience growth and participants failing to convert into actual sales opportunities. With busy professional schedules, registration alone no longer guarantees attendance. This environment necessitates a fundamental review of operational structures—knowing exactly when, to whom, and what content to deliver.

### Webinar Features This session will analyze the latest trends in maximizing attendance based on data from 70,000 registrants stored in Bizibl. Furthermore, co-host Rockets, Inc. will introduce techniques for using intent data to identify companies currently in the active consideration phase. Success requires more than just securing a time slot; it demands inviting the right targets at the right time. Attendees will gain reproducible design philosophies and practical measures applicable to the field.

### Key Takeaways - Identification of high-performance days and times based on recent data. - Efficient acquisition design that avoids competitive "red oceans." - High-quality target extraction methods using intent data. - Webinar design concepts focused on sales conversion beyond simple lead generation.

### Event Overview - **Name:** Lock On Targets with 70,000 Participant & Intent Data! Latest Tactics to Maximize Sales Conversion - **Dates:** June 3 (Wed) – June 5 (Fri), 2026 - **Format:** Streamed on the Bizibl platform - **Capacity:** 100 participants - **Organizer:** Bizibl Technologies, Inc.

### How to Apply Please register in advance through the official application page mentioned in the release.

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