Clone Marketing

Highlights

• Follow up with leads after a trade show

  Follow up with leads after a conference, trade show, or webinar while they still remember you. It sorts badge scans and booth notes into hot, warm, and nurture, drafts a personal email for each hot lead and templates for the rest, and exports a CSV for your CRM or email tool. Drafts only; never sends.

• Trade show booth checklist and swag planner

  Plan your trade show or conference booth with a dated checklist from eight weeks out to teardown. It sizes swag to the real crowd, builds a packing list, and puts the vendor deadlines people forget (advance warehouse, electrical, internet, lead scanners) on a date with an owner.

• Make anything match your brand

  Make a page, email, deck outline, or social post match your brand's colors, fonts, logo, and voice with one /brand command. It finds your brand guide (or helps you write one), fixes colors, fonts, spacing, logo use, and voice, keeps every fact and price as written, and lists each change it made.

• Plan a content calendar for the next month

  Plan the next few weeks of posts across LinkedIn, your newsletter, your blog, and more, with a specific topic and hook in every slot. A script lays out dated slots per channel with your content pillars rotated evenly, then Claude fills each one from your own material. Exports a CSV for your spreadsheet or planner.

• Track an event budget and cost per lead

  See if your trade show or event is on budget: spend by category, lines over budget, bills coming due, and contingency left. It works from a simple CSV of budgeted, committed, and actual spend, and works out cost per attendee, lead, or meeting.

  Sample run: rolls up categories, flags overruns and bills due: Event budget

• Make a minute-by-minute run of show for an event

  Turn an event agenda into a minute-by-minute run of show so everyone knows who does what on the day. It covers each segment's owner, AV and stage cues, room changes, buffers, a crew call sheet, and a plan B for what usually goes wrong. For conferences, customer dinners, launches, webinars, and offsites.