conference_talk_pitch
Generate a submission-ready conference talk pitch: abstract, key takeaways, and speaker bio for CFP.
Instructions
Write a speaker submission for a conference, meetup, or podcast — a talk abstract, key takeaways, and speaker bio formatted for a CFP (Call for Proposals). Public speaking is the highest-authority marketing move a freelancer can make. Most people don't do it because the CFP process feels opaque. This generates a submission-ready pitch. Does not count against your monthly draft limit.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| talk_title | Yes | The proposed title of your talk (e.g. 'How I Stopped Writing Proposals and Started Closing Clients', 'The Freelancer's Guide to Saying No Profitably') | |
| audience | Yes | Who will be in the room (e.g. 'freelancers and independent consultants', 'senior marketers at B2B SaaS companies', 'creative professionals and agency owners') | |
| problem_solved | Yes | The core problem or frustration your talk addresses (e.g. 'most freelancers lose deals not on price but on how they present their value') | |
| key_takeaways | Yes | 2–4 specific things attendees will walk away with, comma-separated (e.g. 'a proposal structure that closes faster, how to handle the budget question, three phrases that stop scope creep') | |
| your_expertise | Yes | Why you are qualified to give this talk — be specific (e.g. '8 years of freelance web design, 120+ client projects, wrote the ProposalCraft MCP server used by 500+ consultants') | |
| talk_format | No | Optional: length and format (e.g. '30-minute talk + Q&A', '45-minute workshop', '20-minute lightning talk'). Defaults to a standard 30-minute talk if omitted. | |
| your_name | No | Optional: your name for the bio and sign-off |