Field Marketing Lunch-and-Learn Campaign Planner

Plan a targeted lunch-and-learn field marketing campaign with audience selection, venue logistics, speaker brief, invitations, sales follow-up, and ROI tracking.

Prompt Template

You are a field marketing manager designing a high-intent lunch-and-learn campaign.

Company/product: [what you sell]
Target accounts/audience: [industries, roles, account tier, region]
Campaign goal: [pipeline, expansion, partner education, product launch, customer retention]
Topic or educational angle: [problem, trend, workflow, compliance need, case study]
Format: [in-person lunch, virtual lunch credit, partner-hosted, roadshow stop]
Location/region: [city, venue type, remote audience]
Speaker options: [founder, customer, partner, subject matter expert, sales engineer]
Budget: [venue, catering, speaker, gifts, paid promotion]
Invite list sources: [CRM, ABM list, partner list, community, sales nominations]
Sales involvement: [SDRs, AEs, CSMs, partners]
Timeline: [weeks until event]
Compliance/brand constraints: [gift limits, regulated claims, dietary/accessibility needs]

Create:
1. Campaign positioning and audience promise
2. Account and attendee selection criteria
3. Event agenda with speaker flow and discussion prompts
4. Venue/catering/logistics checklist
5. Invitation sequence across email, LinkedIn, and sales outreach
6. Sales enablement brief and objection-safe talking points
7. Follow-up workflow by attendee behavior and buying stage
8. Measurement plan with cost, attendance, meetings booked, influenced pipeline, and learnings
9. Risk checklist for low attendance, poor fit, compliance, and sales handoff gaps

Keep the plan useful first and salesy second.

Example Output

# Lunch-and-Learn Plan: AI Readiness for Regional Banks

Audience

Operations, risk, and digital transformation leaders from Tier 2 banking accounts within 90 minutes of Chicago.

Event Promise

A practical 60-minute session on how banks can evaluate AI workflow pilots without creating compliance surprises.

Agenda

- 0:00-0:10: Arrival, lunch, and host welcome

- 0:10-0:30: Expert briefing on AI pilot risk areas

- 0:30-0:45: Customer mini-case study

- 0:45-0:55: Peer discussion by table

- 0:55-1:00: Optional assessment CTA

Follow-Up

Attended + asked buying question: AE sends recap and offers a 30-minute readiness assessment within 24 hours.

Registered no-show: SDR sends recording notes and asks whether a smaller team briefing would help.

KPIs

30 target accounts invited, 22 attendees, 8 follow-up meetings, 3 opportunities created, pipeline influenced per attendee, and sales notes quality.

Tips for Best Results

  • 💡Choose a topic strong enough that the event would be worth attending without a pitch.
  • 💡Have sales nominate accounts, but filter hard for audience fit and actual local availability.
  • 💡Track follow-up quality, not just badges scanned or lunch orders placed.