An interactive data visualization project designed to analyze the performance of webinars conducted over a defined period. The dashboard provides insight into attendee behavior, conversion effectiveness, intern productivity, and overall operational efficiency.
To track and improve the efficiency of webinar campaigns by measuring key performance indicators (KPIs) like attendance, conversion, churn, segment-wise participation, L1 productivity, and engagement over time.
- Microsoft Power BI / Excel
- Data Transformation and Cleaning
- DAX Calculations
- Chart Customization
- Color-coded Segmentation
- Dynamic Filters (Segments, Employees)
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Conversion Rate | 26.66% |
| Total Attendees | 294 |
| Total Churn Rate | 1.93% |
| Total Churn Count | 161 |
Tracks the distribution of payment statuses including Fully Paid, In Negotiation, Future Prospect, etc.

Displays total unique users, total attendees, and converted leads across all webinars.

Shows how many interns were handled by each L1.

Represents how many sessions each L1 attended.

Breakdown of individual one-on-one sessions conducted by each L1.

Insights into how many leads were retargeted by each L1.

Visualization of content shared by each L1 for Webinar 1, 2, and 3.

Breaks down attendance by categories like Ghost-outs, Potential, Drop-outs.

Detailed chart showing intern-wise attendance across sessions.

Churn trends by L1, indicating how many leads were lost after each webinar.

Visual percentage comparison of churned interns across L1s.

Chart showing how many sessions each L1 attended in individual webinars.

- Webinar 1 had the highest conversion rate and participation.
- Preeti & Avinash contributed the most to intern handling.
- Ghost-outs remain a major dropout segment.
- Churn is highest in Preeti’s batch, indicating a need for retention strategies.
- Sessions conducted are highly correlated with higher conversions.
Sanjay S
Data Analyst & BI Developer
GitHub: Sanjay S
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MIT License – free to use, modify, and share with attribution.

