What problem does it solve? Event organizers either over-email attendees with SaaS-style drip campaigns or under-communicate logistics, causing no-shows, confused arrivals, and burned mailing lists. This Skill produces a dated send map and the actual copy for every attendee email, grounded in what real event organizers send. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Dated send map: Maps a fixed arc (announcement, confirmation, agenda release, last call, know-before-you-go, day-before nudge, post-event thank-you) onto the dates handed down by the marketing plan, with one job per email. - Sourced cadence and segmentation menus: Picks sequence depth, reminder cadence (2-4 sends, not a drip), and segmentation depth from ranked menus with explicit promotion and deletion conditions. - Know-before-you-go builder: Builds the week-before email against a sourced 14-section structure, with code of conduct and accessibility as non-negotiable sections. - Consent and list hygiene checks: Verifies per-address opt-in provenance before any send, treating a ticket purchase as transactional consent only. - Use Case: A first-time conference organizer asks how many emails to send before doors open; the Skill rejects a 10-touch nurture sequence, proposes the five-send core arc mapped to fixed dates, and drafts humanized copy for each. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to plan the attendee email sequence for your event, giving it the announcement date, agenda-release date, doors date, and where your mailing list addresses came from.
