You built the workshop.
You set the date.
You made the landing page.
And now it’s 12 days out, and you’ve sold 4 tickets.
I know that feeling.
It sits in your chest like a brick.
You start doing the math on how much you’ve already spent on the venue.
You wonder if you should cancel.
You tell yourself “maybe I’m just not cut out for this.”
No. You’re just marketing it wrong.
Tasha knows this story intimately.
Tasha is a business coach who planned a half-day workshop on scaling service businesses.
She priced it at $197.
The room held 30 people.
She posted about it three times on Instagram with a “Link in bio!” and waited.
Eight days before the event, she’d sold 6 tickets.
Tasha didn’t have a bad offer.
She had no campaign.
She was posting randomly instead of building momentum strategically.
No phases.
No urgency.
No reason for someone to buy TODAY instead of “thinking about it.”
Here’s what I’ve learned … and what I wish someone had told me years ago: selling event tickets on social media isn’t about posting more.
It’s about posting with a PLAN that builds from announcement to urgency to last call.
Each phase has a different job.
Each post has a different purpose.
I built this prompt chain to do exactly that.
First prompt builds the strategy.
Second prompt writes every single post for you.
