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Events & Conferences Scout

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Finds audience-, geography-, and message-aligned conferences, separates speaking from exhibiting opportunities, filters by cost, drafts CFP proposals, and tracks submission deadlines for thought-leadership visibility.

PR / CommunicationsMarketing / ContentSales Leadership
Program vs. exhibit
Speaking and booth opportunities split out
Cost-filtered
Ranked within budget by audience fit
CFP-drafted
Proposals drafted and deadlines tracked
One event plan, end to end

Year plan in. Picks are ready.

See the events scout take a team's conference plan from request to a ranked speak or exhibit list.

Plan EC-0412

Annual conference presence · PR / Communications

  • AI
  • Program vs. exhibit
  1. Intake
  2. Split
  3. Rank
  4. Deliver

01 · Intake

Plan request received

Team set audience, geography and message for the year

New case

Packet open
Requester
PR / Communications · With Sales Leadership
Goal
Conference presence for the year
Fit criteria
Audience, geography, message
Priority
Events where buyers actually are · Audience fit ranks first
Case packet · 3 sourcesComplete

Incoming

  • Knowledge BaseBuyer profile and messageReceived
  • Web Research & NewsEvent listings and programsReceived
  • Google Workspace (Sheets, Drive)Event budget sheetReceived

02 · Split

Program split from exhibit

Each event's speaking and booth slots separated

Pulled together

Events matched
  • Events matched to fitSearched by audience, geography and message
  • Program slots listedSpeaking, panels and CFPs for each event
  • Exhibit slots listedBooth options kept on a separate budget line

Matched record

Event
Smaller buyer-focused conference
Program
Speaking slot, CFP open
Exhibit
Booth slot available
CFP deadline
Open

03 · Rank

Ranked by audience fit

Cost filtered, buyer density estimated for each event

Checks applied

Ranked
  • Cost filterEvents outside the budget droppedBudget sheet
  • Audience fitBig-name events that draw the wrong crowd down-rankedKnowledge Base
  • Buyer densityEstimated for each event so the trade-off is explicitWeb Research & News
Deciding finding

Speak where buyers concentrate

A speaking slot in front of 200 real buyers beats a booth in front of 5,000 randoms, so fit ranks above prestige.

Recommendation

Smaller buyer event
Speak
Big-name general event
Down-ranked

04 · Deliver

Plan targets delivered

Speak or exhibit picks with deadlines tracked

Shortlist ready

Speak at the buyer events

Audience fit ranked first within budget, so the plan targets the conferences where buyers actually are, split by goal.

Speaking
Strong fits, CFPs flagged
Exhibit
Separate budget line
Deadlines
Tracked

Next step

CFP draft

For the top speaking fit

Deadlines

Reminders set

Calendar / Deadline Tracking

Audit trail

  1. Event search runAudience, geography, message10:02
  2. Program split from exhibit10:04
  3. Ranked by fit within budget10:06
  4. Deadlines loggedReminders set10:07

Speaking and booth opportunities split out

Illustrative case · sample data

Use Case 1

Event Discovery & Split

Trigger: A team plans conference presence for the year

1.Search events by audience, geography, and message fit
2.Split program from exhibit opportunities
3.Filter by cost and rank by fit
4.Estimate buyer density per event
5.Recommend where to speak versus exhibit
6.Track relevant deadlines
✓

Event planning targets the conferences where buyers actually are, split by goal.

Use Case 2

CFP Proposal Draft

Trigger: A speaking opportunity is worth pursuing

1.Read the conference's CFP requirements
2.Shape a talk premise from a thought-leadership angle
3.Avoid a product-pitch framing
4.Keep within format and length limits
5.Present a draft with alternative angles
6.Log the submission deadline with a reminder
✓

CFP submissions fit each program and get in before the deadline.

Integrations

Web Research & News
Knowledge Base
Google Workspace (Sheets, Drive)
Document Generation (Word, PDF)
Calendar / Deadline Tracking

Industries

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A conversation that moves the work forward.

An agent at work

Illustrative example

Find conferences worth attending or speaking at this year.

Events & Conferences Scout

I search for events that match your audience, geography and message, then separate program slots from exhibit slots, since they carry different budgets and goals.

What I match events against

  • Audience

    Who attends and whether they match your buyers

  • Geography

    Where the event takes place

  • Message

    Fit with your thought-leadership angle

  • Cost

    Used as a filter before ranking by fit

Open question for you

Do you want to prioritize speaking visibility or lead-gen from exhibiting? Your answer sets which track I rank first.

Example complete

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Sample scenarios. Actions and outputs are illustrative.