The 10 best webinar content creators in France

Following the best webinar content creators in France is the most direct way to learn a format that many trainers, coaches and B2B companies now use to sell. Learning online has become a habit: in France, 12.3% of people aged 15 or over followed an online course in 2023, against 7.0% in 2019, according to INSEE Focus no. 318, published on 11 January 2024. Running a webinar that people actually attend is a different skill from attending one. This ranking brings together ten French-speaking creators who publish about webinars and online events, checked one by one, and says for each which reader and which level they suit.

How many people learn online and from creators?

Online learning keeps growing across Europe. In 2025, 17.3% of internet users in the European Union took an online course, and 34.8% took an online course or used online learning materials, according to Eurostat's news release of 19 March 2026. A webinar is often the first step of that path: a free live session before a paid course.

Creators also play a growing role in how French people get informed. In its Digital News Report 2026, published on 16 June 2026, the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism finds that 29% of French respondents say they get some news from creators, and that 61% of the sample watch news video each week, according to the France page of the Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2026, written by Alice Antheaume. Video is the format most webinar creators on this list use, which is consistent with the subject: you learn to run a live session by watching people who run them.

Why follow creators rather than only reading webinar platforms' blogs?

Four reasons, from the point of view of someone who wants to learn to run webinars and online events.

• They show their own numbers and mistakes. Creators like David Varol publish audits of real launches and what they learned from them. A platform's blog explains how to use its features, rarely why a webinar lost half its registrants.
• They cover the whole funnel. Show-up rate, the pitch, the emails before and after, the follow-up: several creators here treat the webinar as a sales system, not as a piece of software.
• They compare formats. Webinar, 5-day challenge, online summit, video sales letter: creators such as Jean Hollaender and Annelise Harris discuss which format fits which offer, a question a single tool cannot answer neutrally.
• Their interest is easy to read. Most of them sell coaching, training, a done-for-you service or a tool, and say so. Knowing what a creator sells helps you read their advice with the right distance.

Several creators on this list, such as Florian Depenne and Loïc et Laetitia Plisson, also sell support to people who run online events. If what you need is a team to run your webinars rather than content to learn from, our ranking of the best webinar agencies in France covers that case.

How did I rank these creators?

Four criteria, fixed before looking at who would come out on top, and applied only to what each creator publishes on their own pages and accounts. Every account on this list was reviewed on 22 October 2026.

1. Regularity. Dated content in 2026, and a rhythm you can count on: a weekly video counts for more than a burst of posts followed by months of silence.

2. Focus and depth. The share of recent content actually about webinars and online events, and the presence of figures, case studies and audits rather than general motivation.

3. Teaching. Content that a reader at a given level can apply, with a clear audience: coaches, trainers, B2B companies, event organisers.

4. Independence. Content that teaches something even if you never buy anything from the creator. Selling a service is fine; a feed that only promotes an offer is not.

What I deliberately did not do: I did not estimate any audience. When a creator does not publish a follower or subscriber count, the table says « Not published ». I did not keep any creator without public activity in 2026 in the top 10. I did not include publishers of SEO or GEO software competing with Sorank. I did not repeat the revenue figures some creators announce, because there is no way to verify them from outside. And I did not count likes or views, which say little about what you will learn.

This ranking reflects my own experience and opinion as someone who follows these creators every week, not a paid placement. I am Thibault Besson-Magdelain, founder of Sorank, and no creator on this page paid to appear in it.

The 10 best webinar content creators in France

1. David Vennink

David Vennink publishes mainly on YouTube, where his channel has 11.9k subscribers and 211 videos. Since the summer of 2026 he has published every week, and 8 of his last 11 videos are about the webinar: « 5 règles d'or pour un webinaire gagnant », published six days before this review, « 2 types de webinaires que presque personne n'utilise », twelve days before, and videos on show-up rate and conversion. He also covers pitching high ticket offers and the webinar as a complement to a video sales letter, and he has run a « Webi Week ». Every Sunday he sends the newsletter Infopreneur Libre, whose subscriber count is not published. He is a sales coach and entrepreneur behind Kaizen Attitude, and his content is aimed at coaches and trainers.

Best for: coaches and trainers who sell a high ticket offer and want one practical video a week on the sales webinar. B2B companies running educational webinars will find the angle very focused on selling, and YouTube may show the video titles in an automatic translation.

2. Titouan Leroux

Titouan Leroux publishes on YouTube under the name « Titouan Leroux - Stratégie webinaire - WebiScale », with long strategy videos and Shorts. His channel is the most specialised found for this ranking: 13 of his last 15 videos are about the webinar, covering live show-up rate, the mistakes that cost sales, filling a webinar through LinkedIn and case studies of B2B launches. He publishes about twice a month, the latest video about a month before this review. His audience is still small, with 141 subscribers and 168 videos including Shorts; his LinkedIn audience is not published. He is the founder of WebiScale, and his content addresses both B2B and B2C sales webinars.

Best for: B2B companies and trainers who want detailed, long-form case studies and are ready to watch long videos. Beginners looking for a short introduction may find the format demanding, and the small audience means few comments to learn from.

3. Florian Depenne

Florian Depenne, known as « Monsieur Webinaire », runs webinars about the art of the webinar on his Webikeo channel, which has 1134 subscribers. His 2026 sessions include « Les 3 clés pour transformer vos webinaires en expériences qui marquent » and « Consultants indépendants : lancez votre premier webinaire avec impact en 2026 », with visuals dated from May to September 2026. His topics are building a connection with the audience, launching a first webinar and reusing the content beyond the live session. He also publishes on LinkedIn, where his audience is not published. Through his site monsieurwebinaire.com, he sells support to entrepreneurs who create and run webinars (message, slides, voice, broadcasting).

Best for: independent consultants and coaches preparing their first webinars, who want to learn by attending live sessions. Readers who prefer on-demand videos or written content will find less here, as his YouTube channel is empty.

4. David Varol

David Varol publishes analysis videos on YouTube about online launch events, mostly 5-day challenges: KPIs, the loss of participants between day 1 and day 5, and audits of launches. His channel has 887 subscribers and 191 videos; 8 of his last 15 videos are about 5-day challenges, and he has published 2 to 4 videos a month since August 2026, the latest two weeks before this review (« +30 challenges réalisés en 2026 (nos leçons) »). Several of his older videos are about the webinar, and he was a guest of the Skale Podcast in March 2025 on webinar strategy. He is a former head of marketing and growth at Bird Office. He also posts on X and Facebook, where his audiences are not published.

Best for: online trainers who sell through live events and want figures and audits rather than general advice. Readers interested only in the classic one-hour webinar will have to dig into his older videos.

5. Valentin Cordier

Valentin Cordier publishes on his YouTube channel « Valentin Cordier | Scaler en webinaire », which has 993 subscribers and 25 videos. He covers webinar tools, show-up rate and analyses of webinars and challenges run by online entrepreneurs, for example « Quel est le meilleur outil pour faire un webinaire ? » and « 5 stratégies simples pour doubler son taux de présence en webinaire / challenge ». He publishes about one video a month, but the latest dates from about three months before this review. He presents himself as a high ticket webinar expert and is the founder of Groupilot, a tool that automates the WhatsApp groups of webinars. His X account is very active, but mostly on political and personal topics.

Best for: coaches who sell high ticket offers and want to compare tools and improve their show-up rate. The recent gap in publishing and the small number of videos make it a complement rather than a main source.

6. Loïc et Laetitia Plisson

Loïc et Laetitia Plisson are the duo behind Créateur de sommets, which publishes guides and short videos on organising online summits, events where experts are interviewed and the interviews are broadcast for free. Their YouTube channel has 1.15k subscribers and 132 videos, with short videos every month between July and September 2026, including testimonials from summits; « Ce que j'aurais aimé savoir avant mon premier sommet en ligne » came out four months before this review. Their podcast « Créateur de Sommets » has 29 episodes and was updated in October 2026. Their site states that they have organised 8 summits since 2019 and supported more than 12; their blog has only two undated articles.

Best for: coaches and trainers who want to use an online summit to gain visibility and build a list. The content is specific to that format: for the sales webinar, look higher up this list.

7. Jean Hollaender

Jean Hollaender built his business on the sales webinar for French-speaking trainers: after the agency Webinaire Agency, now closed, he co-founded the training programme Liberty Webi with Jody Cavalié. His YouTube channel has 17k subscribers and 258 videos and publishes about once a month, the latest three weeks before this review. Only one of his last 15 videos is explicitly about the webinar, « Webinaire, VSL ou Challenge : le meilleur tunnel en 2026 »; the rest is vlog and online business. He was a guest of the podcast Marketing Square (#477) on the webinar as a sales channel. He also posts on LinkedIn, Instagram and TikTok, where his audiences are not published. He sells the Liberty Webi training.

Best for: online trainers who want to hear from someone who has run sales webinars for others, and who also enjoy the entrepreneur vlog format. Readers who want only webinar content will have to sort through his videos.

8. Annelise Harris

Annelise Harris, a business coach nicknamed « la reine des challenges », dedicates her YouTube channel to sales funnels built on online challenges, events of several days used to sell an offer. Her channel has 17k subscribers and 667 videos. Between February and April 2026 she published several videos on the subject: « 100 inscrits à ton challenge en 7 jours », an automated funnel against a live challenge, equipment for lives and a case study of a 5-day challenge. Her rhythm has slowed since, with the latest video two months before this review, and a 2025 review video mentions her intention to stop everything. She sells a « Challenge Launch Kit » at 37€. Her content is in French; the exact country of her channel is not confirmed.

Best for: coaches and trainers who want to launch their first challenge with simple, accessible tutorials. Check that the channel is still active before relying on it for news.

9. Stefan Lendi

Stefan Lendi runs StrategeMarketing, one of the largest French-speaking marketing channels on YouTube, with 285k subscribers, plus 159432 followers on Facebook. He publishes on digital marketing, copywriting and neuromarketing, and teaches how to build selling webinars: a running order in 20 blocks, emails before and after the webinar, a slide template. He claims more than ten years of webinars and sells a dedicated programme, « webinaire vendeur ». The webinar remains a secondary topic of his channel: none of his last 15 videos, which include a ChatGPT Ads tutorial and digital marketing in 2026, is about it.

Best for: entrepreneurs who want to place the webinar within a broader digital marketing strategy. Readers looking for regular webinar news will find more on the channels higher up this list.

10. Agathe Sammut

Agathe Sammut is the founder of Comeeti, a media and directory of the events industry that publishes guides on virtual and hybrid events: KPIs, participant engagement, chat tools and choosing a format. She hosted 24 episodes of the podcast Live Stories, which stopped in February 2024, and was a guest of the podcast Dans l'oreillette in May 2026. Comeeti's guides on digital and hybrid events are not dated, and her authorship is not always shown. Her audiences are not published. Her angle is events in general rather than the sales webinar.

Best for: event professionals moving part of their events online who want an industry view of formats and tools. Coaches and trainers who sell through webinars will find the content too far from their needs.

The 10 creators compared

Each cell reflects what the creator publishes on their own pages and accounts as of 22 October 2026. When a piece of information is not published, the cell says so.

Creator	Main platform	Format	Published rhythm	Published audience
David Vennink	YouTube	Videos, weekly newsletter	Weekly videos since summer 2026, newsletter every Sunday	11.9k on YouTube
Titouan Leroux	YouTube	Long videos and Shorts	About twice a month	141 on YouTube
Florian Depenne	Webikeo	Live webinars	Several sessions between May and September 2026	1134 on Webikeo
David Varol	YouTube	Analysis videos and launch audits	2 to 4 videos a month since August 2026	887 on YouTube
Valentin Cordier	YouTube	Videos on tools and show-up rate	About one a month, latest about 3 months ago	993 on YouTube
Loïc et Laetitia Plisson	YouTube	Short videos, podcast, guides	Monthly between July and September 2026	1.15k on YouTube
Jean Hollaender	YouTube	Videos and vlog	About once a month	17k on YouTube
Annelise Harris	YouTube	Tutorials and case studies	Slowed since spring 2026, latest 2 months ago	17k on YouTube
Stefan Lendi	YouTube	Marketing videos, webinar programme	Not published	285k on YouTube, 159432 on Facebook
Agathe Sammut	Comeeti	Guides, podcast archive	Not published	Not published

How to get the most out of these creators

Three habits that make the difference between watching and learning.

• Pick the creator who matches your format. Sales webinar, 5-day challenge or online summit are different events. Follow one creator for the format you actually plan to run, rather than ten who all sell a different method.
• Test on one session before you change everything. When a creator says a reminder sequence doubles the show-up rate, try it on your next webinar and compare registrants, attendees and sales before adopting it for good.
• Separate the method from the offer. Most of these creators end their videos with a training or a service. Take the method, and judge the offer separately, on its own terms.

Where does this ranking stop?

Three limits, stated clearly.

It is based on public information. I read what each creator publishes and checked their accounts on 22 October 2026. Some platforms, such as LinkedIn, could not be read in full, so some audiences and rhythms are marked « Not published ». A creator who publishes very well but quietly will be underrated here.

It reflects one reader's opinion. The criteria were fixed in advance, but the weight given to focus, regularity or teaching is a personal choice. French-speaking webinar content is a small field, and some creators here are ranked for lack of more specialised voices.

It ages. Creators change rhythm, stop a podcast or move to another platform. Check that the account is still active before you subscribe.

What can software do that a creator cannot?

A creator explains how to fill a webinar, hold attention and sell at the end. They do not know your site, your keywords or your competitors, and they will not write and publish the pages that bring registrants to your webinar every week.

That is what Sorank automates: after an audit of your site, the software finds your keywords, writes and publishes articles optimised for Google and for AI assistants, and shows you when an AI assistant cites your brand. Pricing starts at 99€ per month, with 3 days offered and a card required at sign up. To see it on your own site, book a call. Many readers combine the two: creators to learn the format, software to bring steady traffic to the registration page.

Conclusion

The best webinar creator is the one who teaches the format you are actually going to run. For one practical video a week on the sales webinar, David Vennink. For long case studies, especially in B2B, Titouan Leroux. For a first webinar as an independent consultant, Florian Depenne. For 5-day challenges with figures, David Varol. For online summits, Loïc et Laetitia Plisson. And to bring registrants to your webinars without paying for every click, discover Sorank.

Honorable mentions: other webinar creators worth following

Another French-speaking webinar creator spotted during this review, outside the ranking, presented solely on the basis of what he publishes.

Creator	Main account	What they publish
Edmond Okorie	YouTube	Founder of Okorie Digital Nation: short and long videos on sales funnels, including 3 videos on the webinar between August and September 2026 (show-up rate against conversion rate, the difference between a live and a webinar, webinar analyses); 138 subscribers, the rest of his content is about online business and mindset