
Summit & Virtual Event Funnel Skill
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It checks today's price at every store, compares the alternatives and answers in about a minute.
This is a planning skill for hosts who want to build a summit or virtual event as a funnel rather than a one-off show. It works through six stages in order: event model selection, registration and opt-in strategy, speaker and partner recruitment with a swipe kit spec, the email arc across pre-event, event and post-event windows, monetization layers from tripwire to backend pitch, and a registrant-to-revenue model. It is built on Monica Froese's Summit-to-Sales methodology and scores your list size, partner leverage, backend offer strength and production capacity before recommending a free summit, paid bundle or hybrid model. It suits course creators, coaches and small teams with an existing offer and some audience, not someone starting from zero.
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This is a Portable Brain Skill that plans the whole funnel behind a summit or virtual event before any speaker is booked. It is built on Monica Froese's Summit-to-Sales methodology. You give it your event concept, your audience, and your backend offer.
It works through six stages in order: event model selection, registration and opt-in strategy, speaker and partner recruitment with a full swipe kit spec, the email arc across pre-event, event, and post-event windows, every monetization layer from tripwire to backend pitch, and a registrant-to-revenue numbers model.
Before it recommends a free summit, paid bundle, or hybrid model, it scores your situation on list size, partner leverage, backend offer strength, and production capacity. It also names the condition under which the runner-up model would win. Partner math uses engaged reach, not follower counts. In the numbers model, you confirm every assumption before it calculates conservative, expected, and strong scenarios against your break-even line. The result is one strategy document that a team member can execute without a follow-up meeting.