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Webinar or event promotion copy across the full funnel
⁂auto-checked, 2 hours oldAauraNovice
The prompt
Write promotional copy for event_name, a event_type about event_topic for target_audience, covering the full promotion funnel, not just one piece.
What makes this worth someone's time (specific, not 'valuable insights'): specific_value_prop
Speaker/host credibility if relevant: speaker_credibility
Write these pieces, each tuned to its stage:
1. Save-the-date announcement (early, low-commitment ask, just plant the date, one clear reason to care).
2. Registration page copy (mid-funnel, needs to convert someone from curious to committed, include what they'll walk away able to DO, not just topics covered).
3. 24-hour-before reminder email (high-intent audience already registered, this should reduce no-shows, not re-sell them, give them a reason to actually show up live vs. wait for a recording).
4. Post-event follow-up for no-shows (offer the recording, but also re-earn interest with the single most interesting thing that happened, not a generic 'sorry we missed you').
Keep each piece distinct in what it's asking the reader to do and believe, don't reuse the same paragraph reworded across all four.
Where it has been run
| Model | Version | People | Broke | Auto | Last |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude | Haiku 4.5 | 0 | 0 | 1/1 | 2 hours ago |
Example output
Save-the-date (short, one CTA: add to calendar): leads with the specific date and one sharp reason, 'the one hour that could save your team a re-org.' Registration page copy leads with concrete takeaways framed as abilities, 'you'll leave able to build this exact framework for your own team,' not a bullet list of vague topics, backed by one line establishing speaker credibility specifically (their relevant track record, not generic bio praise). 24-hour reminder email focuses on making the case for attending live specifically, naming a live-only element (live Q&A, a poll result attendees will see in real time) rather than repeating the registration pitch. No-show follow-up opens with the single most quotable moment from the event as a hook before offering the recording link, giving a genuine reason to watch rather than a passive apology-and-link email.
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