events

Plans and executes event marketing across hosting, sponsoring, speaking, and attending roles.

Updated Aug 3, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Yvesdefaria/GymLab --skill events-yvesdefaria
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Skill: events
Source: https://github.com/Yvesdefaria/GymLab/tree/main/.opencode/skills/marketingskills/skills/events
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Yvesdefaria/GymLab --skill events-yvesdefaria

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? Events are the most expensive and hardest-to-measure marketing channel, and most teams waste budget on the wrong conferences, weak follow-up, and vanity metrics like badge scans. This Skill turns webinars, conferences, trade shows, dinners, and speaking slots into measurable pipeline by guiding selection, execution, and follow-up for every event role. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Portfolio & ROI Evaluation: Decide which events deserve budget using audience-ICP overlap math, cost-per-qualified-meeting benchmarks, and the 80/20 selection principle, including sponsorship negotiation tactics and the side-event play. - Webinar Funnel Execution: Run the full four-stage webinar funnel — topic and offer selection, registration pages, show-up reminder systems, live-to-close structure, and behavior-segmented post-event follow-up. - Speaking & Content Compounding: Get booked via CFPs, design talks with outline and emotional storyboarding, and turn recordings into transcripts, clips, and AI-citable content. - Use Case: A B2B SaaS team is offered a $30k conference sponsorship. The Skill walks them through ICP-overlap math, cost-per-qualified-meeting comparison against outbound, negotiation levers like speaking slots, and a curated dinner alternative — then plans the 24-48 hour tiered follow-up. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to evaluate whether sponsoring a specific conference is worth the budget, or to plan a webinar funnel for your product and target audience.

Frequently Asked Questions about events

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I decide if a conference sponsorship is worth it?

Calculate audience-ICP overlap in absolute numbers, then divide total cost by expected qualified meetings to get cost per qualified meeting. Compare that against your outbound or ads cost per meeting, and negotiate for speaking slots or side-event rights before price.

How do I plan a webinar that generates demo requests?

Start with a problem-aware topic and one decided offer, then build the registration page, a reminder cadence ending with a T-5-minute join link, a scripted live transition to the offer, and behavior-segmented follow-up for attendees, early leavers, and no-shows.

What should I do with trade show badge scans after an event?

Do not load all scans into a sales cadence. Tier them: hot conversations get personal follow-up within 24-48 hours, warm contacts get a relevant asset, and scan-only contacts get one light touch or nothing to protect domain reputation.

Are big industry conferences better than small niche events?

Usually not. Large conferences carry higher costs, more noise, and audience dilution from non-buyers, so effective cost per qualified lead rises. Regional events of 100-200 attendees or curated side dinners often deliver more qualified meetings per dollar.

How do I get more value from a conference speaking slot?

Confirm recording rights before accepting, design the talk with an outline plus emotional storyboard, speak key numbers and positioning aloud for transcripts, and publish the recording afterward. Follow up with question-askers within 24-48 hours.

When should a company avoid in-person events entirely?

Skip in-person when your ICP is not enterprise, regulated, high-touch, or long-cycle, since digital channels scale more efficiently for low-ACV self-serve products. Treat events as a small experiment until the economics prove out.