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How to plan a conference email marketing campaign with Claude

Registrations come from a sequence, not a single blast. The Marketing & Communications skill builds a week-by-week campaign calendar across email, social, paid and partner channels, flags the moments that matter most, and writes the copy with subject lines and preview text.

What you'll need

Step by step

  1. Load the Marketing & Comms skill. Paste the conference-marketing-comms SKILL.md into a Claude.ai Project, or install all eight skills for Claude Code. Install steps →
  2. Give the basics. The skill asks for the event name, date, location and one-sentence value proposition before writing anything, then for the registration open date, early-bird deadline and segments.
  3. Get the week-by-week plan. Claude plans email sends, social posts, paid ad windows, partner amplification moments and countdown milestones — each beat with channel, message angle, CTA and target segment.
  4. Focus on the big moments. The plan flags the two or three highest-leverage moments: early-bird close, speaker announcement, final push.
  5. Write the emails. Ask for the announcement, early-bird, speaker spotlight, last-chance, day-before and post-event emails. Give the tone, audience and the one thing you want people to feel; every email comes with a subject line and preview text.
  6. Optional: schedule and send. With ClickUp or Asana connected, each campaign beat becomes a task. With Google Calendar connected, send dates and ad windows are blocked. With Gmail connected, campaigns can be sent directly.
Example promptBuild the 12-week pre-event email campaign — we need to hit 2,000 registrations.

What you get back: A week-by-week calendar with subject lines, copy, segments.

Good to know

From the skill's SKILL.md

The exact instructions the CMO skill gives Claude for this workflow.

Campaign Planner

Build the end-to-end marketing calendar.

What it covers
  • Ask for: event date, registration open date, early-bird deadline, audience segments (past attendees, new prospects, sponsors, speakers, press)
  • Generate a week-by-week campaign plan covering: email sends, social posts, paid ad windows, partner amplification moments, countdown milestones
  • For each campaign beat: channel, message angle, CTA, and target segment
  • Flag the two or three highest-leverage moments (early-bird close, speaker announcement, final push)
  • When ClickUp/Asana is connected, create a Marketing project with tasks for each campaign beat — assigned, due-dated, and tagged by channel
  • When Google Calendar is connected, block campaign send dates, social publish times, and ad window start/end dates
  • Save the campaign calendar to 02-brand-and-voice/campaign-calendar.md

Copy Generator

Write all event marketing copy.

What it covers
  • Emails: announcement, early-bird, speaker spotlight, last-chance, day-before, post-event
  • Social posts: LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Instagram — tailored per platform
  • Landing page: headline, subhead, agenda teaser, speaker highlights, FAQ, CTA
  • Ad copy: short headline + body variants for paid social
  • Always ask for: tone (professional / energetic / community-driven), audience, and one thing the organizer most wants people to feel
  • When Gmail is connected, send email campaigns directly — include subject line, preview text, and body
  • When Obsidian is connected, maintain a Content Library note with all approved copy organized by campaign beat for the team to reuse
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Try it with the CMO skill

Free and MIT licensed. Paste it into Claude.ai in five minutes, or install all eight for Claude Code with one command.