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14-Day Follow-Up Cadence Design

Design the two weeks after the event so the attendees who said yes-but-not-now do not slip out the back.

event follow-up webinar 200-800 virtual post-event
Duration 3 weeks · 4 live sessions
Format short lab
Stage post-event
Lead facilitator Eunbi Kang
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Why this masterclass exists

What you actually do during the program.

Three weeks. Build a 14-day cadence with email, social, and human touches mapped to lead grade. Includes peer review and one round of revision.

Inclusions

  • Cadence map template: 14 days, three lead grades, four channels
  • Subject-line teardown (we read 30 subject lines and keep the 6 that worked)
  • Peer review round on your draft cadence
  • Final cadence with named owners and trigger criteria

What you leave with

  • A scheduled 14-day cadence ready to load into your marketing tool
  • Clear escalation rules from no-response to drop

Common questions

No. We provide structure and subject-line examples; copy is yours.

For most B2B programs, yes. For consumer events or evergreen content, 14 days is too long; we will say so on day one.

No paid retargeting; the cadence assumes owned channels only.

From cohort members

"I reused the cadence map for the next two events without rewriting it."

Sun-hee · 4.7/5

"Tight, useful, and unsentimental. The peer review was a quiet highlight."

Marcus · Demand Marketing