Paste the webinar brief in Slack.
Add the title, speaker, time, audience, offer and notes where the team already works. The workflow turns messy inputs into a clean campaign source.
Webinar campaigns break down when work is scattered across six tools. Go from one Slack message to a full campaign pack, approved before anything goes live.
Please build the campaign pack for our next SAT strategy webinar.
# webinar-briefs
Add the title, speaker, time, audience, offer and notes where the team already works. The workflow turns messy inputs into a clean campaign source.
The doc becomes the source of truth for landing page copy, emails, ads, video scripts and QA before anything is pushed live.
Once approved, campaign details can move into Zoom, Marketo, landing pages and test emails without rebuilding everything by hand.
One approved source for audience, angle, speaker details, timing, CTA, offer and review notes.
Page copy drafted from the same approved details, with speaker, date, time and CTA kept aligned.
Reminder and follow-up copy prepared for test-send review, mobile checks and stakeholder approval.
Meta primary text, headlines and descriptions aligned to the same webinar promise and audience.
Checks for missing inputs, copy drift, broken handoffs, mobile layout and approval comments before launch.
Approved campaign details prepared for Zoom, Marketo, landing pages, test emails and the final launch handoff.
Teams launching recurring webinars from Slack briefs and scattered notes
Campaign managers who need one approval source before assets go live
Education, events, demand generation and field marketing workflows
Ops teams that want more campaign capacity without adding headcount

Why I built this
I’m Ian Larbalestier, a strategic growth lead who builds acquisition systems for B2B and EdTech teams. I spent the last couple of years close to Marketo and Zoom webinar builds, and the same problem kept showing up: the strategy was ready, but the campaign setup still dragged.
Webinar campaigns are a perfect example. Slack briefs, Google Docs, Marketo, Zoom, landing pages, test emails, mobile QA, desktop QA, SOPs and approval comments all have to line up. Miss one detail and the team burns hours fixing it.
This workflow exists so campaign managers can spend more time improving the message and less time rebuilding the same launch checklist every week.