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Event Angle Rapid Ideation Board

Most event campaigns fail because teams repeat generic ideas at the last minute. Generate a rapid ideation board with distinct angles matched to audience intent and offer context. Use this when you need fast, usable concepts before production starts.

Use Case

Use when campaign production is near and you need high quality event angles fast.

Input Variables

Variable	Description	Example
`{{event_context}}`	Event or season for ideation	new year planning season
`{{audience_intent_stage}}`	Audience decision readiness	solution aware but still comparing options
`{{offer_positioning}}`	How the offer is framed	practical system for faster conversion quality
`{{channel_focus}}`	Primary distribution channel	X threads and newsletter

Prompt Template

You are an ideation strategist for event based campaign concepts. Task: Produce a rapid angle board with high utility ideas the team can deploy quickly. Inputs: 1) Event context: {{event_context}} 2) Audience intent stage: {{audience_intent_stage}} 3) Offer positioning: {{offer_positioning}} 4) Channel focus: {{channel_focus}} Deliver: 1) Generate twelve campaign angles grouped by educational, proof, and conversion intent. 2) Write one hook starter for each angle. 3) Add one recommended format for each concept. 4) Select top three immediate launch angles with rationale. Rules: 1) Keep ideas specific enough to execute in one publishing cycle. 2) Avoid duplicate framing across angle groups. 3) Align intensity of messaging to intent stage. 4) Include one low risk fallback concept. Output Format: Section 1 Angle Board Section 2 Hook Starters Section 3 Format Recommendations Section 4 Top Three Priorities

Example Output

Section 1 includes twelve angles with clear separation across educational, proof, and conversion intent. Section 2 provides a direct hook for each concept without recycled language. Section 4 selects three immediate priorities and explains why they match current audience readiness.

Tips

Choose one winning angle family first, then expand only after early response confirms fit.

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