How to Create a Meeting Scheduling Page | Scribe

    How to Create a Meeting Scheduling Page

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        Click on "Sales" and then select "Meetings" from the top bar in HubSpot.
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        Click on "Create scheduling page".
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        Click here.
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        Click on the "Internal name" field and give it a name that's easy for you and the team to recognize and use.
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        Click on "Add videoconference link".
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        If your Zoom account is already linked with HubSpot, choose that option and bypass steps 7-9.
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        Click here.
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        Click on "Zoom settings"
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        You'll be directed to a new page to connect your Zoom account with HubSpot. Click "Link an account".
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        Click on "Select a Zoom account", choose the one associated with your account, and then press the "Link Accounts" button.
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        Return to the "Meeting schedule" page. In the "Description" field, type a brief message for those you invite. It's suggested to use the following template: \[I'm all set and confirmed for our meeting. If you need to cancel or you're likely to run late - please email me at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])\]
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        Turn on the "Create and reschedule" toggle if you want to let customers reschedule or cancel the meeting through the invitation email.
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        Under "Meeting Type", choose "Sales".
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        Once you've completed this section, click "Next".
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        Under "Duration options", choose the meeting lengths that work best for you. These choices set the possible meeting times a potential lead can schedule with you.
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        Choose your time zone in the provided field.
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        You can also define your available hours using the options provided below.
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        Click on "Additional settings" if you want to adjust other settings like "Minimum notice time" or "buffer time".
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        Proceed to the "Form" tab.
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        In this section, you can include contact properties to gather more information about your customer before the meeting.