# Scaling Customer Education (Webinars & Tutorials) to Reduce Support Load > People always pitch ideas like weekly or monthly webinars on basic setup. Usually people don’t have time for it, but if you can fit that somewhere it could help. This idea article discusses proactively educating customers as a way to prevent support issues. For example, a small B2B software team might host a monthly training webinar or release short tutorial videos. It will weigh the effort vs. payoff: while not every customer will attend, those who do might avoid opening tickets. It also suggests recording sessions so the content can be reused (saving the team time in the long run). Scaling Customer Education (Webinars & Tutorials) to Reduce Support Load Many B2B software teams notice a heavy support load. One suggestion is hosting monthly or weekly webinars. Another is creating short video tutorials. These resources can proactively train users on setup and best practices, reducing tickets that come from basic misunderstandings. Some organizations are not sure it’s worth the effort. But even if only a fraction of customers attend or watch, it can still save time long term. Proactive customer education is a strategy that doesn’t just help new users. Ongoing webinars or updated tutorials can improve user retention and keep them informed about new releases. Also, your advanced security features may need extra explanation. Many appreciate step-by-step guidance on how to configure these settings properly. Hosting these sessions regularly can reduce confusion and lower your support queue. ![Diagram](/assets/blog/customer-education-webinars/diagram_customer-signs-access.webp) When planning these webinars, keep them simple. Focus on needed product features. If your platform includes strict security options, highlight those measures. Show where to configure roles or permissions. Provide a quick demonstration. Then record the session and share it on your website for on-demand viewing. This helps users who missed the live event. Consider short tutorials for common tasks too. A frequent reason for tickets might be advanced security settings or combining steps. If you have a short video that demonstrates the process, you can embed it in your knowledge base. Users appreciate the visual approach. They can watch a few minutes and solve their issue without contacting support. ![Diagram](/assets/blog/customer-education-webinars/diagram_identify-common-support.webp) Scaling education requires coordination. You need a plan for consistent content release. Some teams do monthly webinars; others produce short videos weekly. Assess which cadence is realistic. Also coordinate with marketing and support teams. Make sure content is correct. A single misinformation can lead to more tickets. If your product handles sensitive data, confirm the instructions align with your security standards. Emphasize safe handling of customer information. Many worry about low attendance. That’s normal. You won't get everyone to join. But those who come often find it valuable. They may stop opening routine tickets. They might share that knowledge with coworkers. Over time, you build a library of how-to resources. That library is searchable. Users can help themselves without waiting on support replies. ![Diagram](/assets/blog/customer-education-webinars/diagram_create-live-webinars.webp) Keep track of common questions from these sessions. Update your documentation. Add new tutorials as product features evolve. Lean on a stable customer support platform that offers advanced security. Store recordings safely and follow your organization’s data-protection policies. This approach instills trust and confidence in your service. ![Diagram](/assets/blog/customer-education-webinars/diagram_plan-webinar-topic.webp) In the end, scaling customer education may feel time-consuming at first. But the payoff is a strong, self-serve resource library that lowers support load, enhances user success, and boosts customer satisfaction. Consider it an investment. If you maintain a secure SaaS platform with advanced compliance features, highlight that in your tutorials. People want to know how to keep data safe. Show them early, so they’ll avoid confusion or mistakes that lead to more tickets. ## Frequently asked questions ### 1. Why host webinars if attendance might be low? Even with low attendance, those who join can learn important steps. They open fewer tickets later. ### 2. How often should we run these webinars? It depends on your team's capacity and the complexity of your software. Monthly is a common choice. ### 3. Is it worth recording every session? Yes. Recordings can be reused. They also help customers who couldn’t attend the live event. ### 4. How can this help users handle data securely? You can dedicate webinars to safe handling of sensitive information. That way, users learn the necessary configurations to stay compliant with your policies. ### 5. What if users prefer written instructions? Webinars or tutorials work best when paired with written documentation. Use both formats. ### 6. Should we cover advanced security steps? Yes. Highlight your advanced security processes if relevant. That reduces confusion and unnecessary support tickets. ### 7. How do we measure success? Monitor support ticket volume and survey attendees about their experience. Compare before and after implementing education programs. --- [View the canonical page](https://ayodesk.com/blog/customer-education-webinars/) · [Browse llms.txt](https://ayodesk.com/llms.txt)