Promotion, the registration page, reminders, and the three-way follow-up, drafted from one brief and run from one calendar. You host the session. Marqeable fills it and works the room afterwards.
One brief produces this plan. Dates are relative to the session and placed around what is already on your calendar. Every row is a draft you approve.
Registrants become a saved audience, so reminders go to exactly who signed up. Attendance comes from the attendee report you export from your webinar tool; upload it and the follow-up splits itself into attended, no-show, and hand-raiser.
Topic, date, who it is for, what you want them to do next. The campaign agent drafts the promotion, the registration page, the reminders, and the follow-up sequences in your voice.
Every piece lands on the calendar. The registration page goes live; each signup becomes a contact, records consent, pings your team, and fires the confirmation automation. Reminders go to the registrant audience on schedule.
Attended, no-show, and hand-raiser become audiences. The three sequences run the next morning. Text replies are answered and qualified; email replies are drafted for you; demos booked end the run.
Connect Marqeable to the assistant you already use. It reads your real brand, offer, calendar, and live automations, then writes the draft into Marqeable. Nothing sends until you say so.
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Nothing on this page sends without your approval. Email replies are always drafted, never sent for you. See every use case
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