I set up the integration between Zoom Webinar and our Pardot account. On paper it looks like everything should be working just fine. I am able to create Segmentation Lists in Pardot, and when I'm setting up my webinar, can successfully connect Registrants, Attendees, and No-Shows to each of those Pardot lists. HOWEVER...

Some of our attendees are ending up on BOTH the attendee list and the No-Show list. So for post-webinar communication, they're getting both emails. This has happened twice now. 

My engagement studio campaign is set up correctly -- I've triple-checked.

The lists in Zoom are correct -- when I pull the csv files, there's no duplication. 

But when those lists are pushing from Zoom to Pardot, this duplication occurs. 

Anyone have this issue? Any thoughts on a fix? 

Imagine Zoom is upgraded to a platform where users can see all meetings, Past, Happening Now, and future meetings. Free, closed, or paid meetings

Users will be able to explore the site to join meetings and webinars of their interests whether open, closed, or paid.

You will be helping hosts make more money by helping them advertise their meetings and webinars for a token instead of leaving them to share and publicize these meetings by themselves. Make Zoom a one-stop marketplace for all meetings.

Gbenga Olukosi

Lagos Nigeria

+2347032640192

Hello, I often share Apple Keynote presentations via Zoom. It always works very smoothly except for one thing: my images look a little blurry to the all the attendees.

The images inside my Keynote presentations are all high-resolution and look pin-sharp on my MacBook all the time I'm sharing. But they always come out blurry on the other end.

This happens every time. No matter how many people are in the Zoom (from one person to hundreds).

This is NOT a problem with the internet or WiFi connection. Because I have tested it on super-fast networks and even with computers sitting side by side on the same desk.

I have spoken to an Apple specialist and they cannot find a problem on the Apple end. So the problem must be with Zoom.

Any ideas how to fix this? Is there a setting I can tweak? Or is loss of image quality inevitable  when sharing through Zoom?

Thanks!

Carl

Thanks!

Carl

Can anyone suggest an article or post that describes a moderately priced set of hardware for hybrid meetings?

1) Speakers for the in-person room - from computer audio so that in-person audience can hear Zoom speakers

2) Mics for the in-person room - for remote/zoom audience to hear in-person audience speakers

3) Projector(s) for computer meeting to the in-person room so in-person audience can see zoom audience

4) camera(s) - so zoom audience can see in-person audience

Any suggestions on how to set this up and configure this?

Any other suggestions period?

I just got a Zoom Webinar license. We already have, as a company, webinars that I'm a cohost of but they're not showing up in my webinar page and I can't see any of the related data and I cannot for the life of me figure out why. Please help!