What problem does it solve? Event organizers often trade visibility with newsletters, podcasts, and communities informally, ending up with vague handshake deals, undelivered promises, free logos handed to anyone who asks, and barter framing that accidentally under-charges sponsors who could pay cash. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Deal classification and boundaries: Separates barter media partnerships from earned press coverage, cross-event promotion, and cash sponsorship, including how to split mixed cash-plus-barter offers into two documented deals. - Ranked exchange format menu: Six formats from calendar listings and logo-and-social swaps up to podcast exchanges and a full media-partner tier, ranked by effort, value, and efficiency, with rules for online-only editions and deadline pressure. - Partner scoring and outreach: A six-criteria scoring frame (audience fit, size, brand alignment, engagement, reciprocity, ease of execution) plus an outreach ask template for newsletters, podcasts, communities, and ambassador programs. - Written terms and delivery tracking: A one-page agreement outline with no-editorial-obligation and no-audience-data-transfer clauses, plus a two-direction delivery ledger and post-edition renewal read. - Use Case: A podcast asks to be an official media partner of your community-run conference. The Skill refuses the proposed keynote slot, substitutes legitimate give inventory, drafts countable dated terms for a podcast exchange, and sets up the delivery ledger. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to set up media partnerships for your technical event, naming the partner properties you have in mind and what your event can offer in return.
