Webinar Operator for LinkedIn Creators

What It Is

You find creators with a solid LinkedIn following, an email newsletter and a $1,000+ offer who aren't running webinars, and offer to run the webinars for them: slides, sign-up pages, emails and follow-up. Instead of a flat fee, you take a percentage of the revenue the webinars bring in.

The Pitch

Dang demonstrates using Claude to build a short list of LinkedIn creators with 20,000+ followers, recent engaged posts, a newsletter and a high-ticket offer but no webinars. His outreach approach is to point out a missed opportunity, ask a question, and offer a free breakdown by video before suggesting a call, then send a simple one-page proposal. He says he gets about 45% of LinkedIn connection requests accepted and recommends starting with a short list of around 30 well-chosen prospects.

Who It’s Best For

People who understand sales funnels and email marketing and are comfortable earning based on results rather than a guaranteed fee.

The Truth (as we see it)

Revenue share makes the pitch easy to say yes to, but you carry the risk if the webinar doesn't sell, and you need clear tracking and a written agreement on what counts as revenue. The targeting and messaging advice is practical. The 45% acceptance rate is Dang's own figure from an established profile; newcomers should expect lower. The video gives away his Claude skills to collect emails and promotes his free training and paid program.

Our assessment, based on the video and what’s typical across similar videos. We don’t independently verify income claims or prices.