Campaign planning

Campaign Planning Intensive

Hands-on sequencing for outbound + owned channels without resorting to bloated decks.

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₩410,000 KRW · Hybrid lab · 4 live workshops + sprint tasks

Description

You map narrative beats, pacing, and reporting hooks before touching creative. Workshops include manual allocation spreadsheets (simple, shared) plus guardrails against scope creep.

Mentor lead: Amelia Cho

Curriculum lead; specializes in facilitation design for bilingual teams.

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Practice stack

  • Narrative spine worksheet with conflict / proof / payoff columns
  • Calendar simulation with intentional gaps for testing
  • Reporting habit tracker tied to stakeholder questions
  • Breakout facilitation scripts for hybrid rooms
  • Office templates for retrospective notes
  • Two mentor-led dry runs using your roadmap draft
  • Optional critique of an existing roadmap (max 12 slides)

Leave with

  • Publish a phased calendar with accountable owners
  • Define three reporting questions guiding weekly standups
  • Capture risk flags for messaging drift

Vocal participant notes

Campaign Planning Intensive reframed our standups around three reporting questions—finally something my PM could follow.
Hana Sato · Brightstack Studio · Pulse 4/5 (Google)
Dry run on my roadmap felt brutal but specific; no generic cheerleading.
Theo · Coordinator (survey)
Needed one more asynchronous retro worksheet, though the live drills carried the difficult parts.
Rina · Pulse 4/5

Operational FAQ

Yes. Bring a sanitized client narrative; NDAs stay between your team and ours.

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