Do I have to teach a session?+
No. There's no teaching slot on this event and nothing to prep or show up for. You give one AI skill and one paid offer for your day, and the sessions are run for you.
What exactly is an AI skill?+
A packaged set of instructions someone drops into Claude or ChatGPT so it does one specific job the same way every time. Ours are built for Claude and most work in ChatGPT too. If you've never built one, say so on the application, because we send build instructions and a starter file to everyone we accept.
Can't I just send a template or a checklist?+
Not for this one. The whole week runs on attendees loading something and watching it do the work inside a 30-minute session, and a document can't do that. If you already have a template you love, the fastest path is turning it into the skill that produces it.
What counts as the paid offer?+
Anything you'd normally sell that fits the day's topic, so a skill library, a course, a workshop, an audit, or a tool subscription. You decide whether it's the full product, a scaled-down version, or a heavy discount, and there's a question on the application where you tell us which. We're selective about what goes in, though. We're looking for something you're not also donating to ten other bundles this year, so if it's the workbook that shows up in every bundle in the space, either pick something else or build something for this one.
What's the sponsor panel?+
One 45-minute live panel on Friday, May 14 at 1pm ET, with the five or six sponsors on it. It runs right after Friday's session, it's open to everyone rather than pass holders only, and the replay goes into the all-access pass. You get the questions ahead of time, and the one rule is that panelists talk about how they run the play instead of pitching from the seat.
Can more than one person contribute to the same day?+
Yes. We take as many skills per day as genuinely fit the topic, so a strong fit on a full day beats a stretch on an empty one. Sponsor seats are the only capped thing, at six for the whole event.
Do I have to pay to contribute?+
No, it's the opposite. You earn commission on everything your audience buys through your link, so 50% on the all-access pass and order bumps and 30% on membership products.
Do I keep the subscribers?+
Yes, and directly. Attendees go to your landing page to claim your skill, so they opt in on your form and land on your list. We never gate your leads.
Why do you need everything four weeks out?+
Because your skill and your paid offer get built into the all-access pass, the day pages, and the promo emails, and that work happens in the four weeks before we open. April 12 is the hard date, and anything that arrives after it misses the event.
What if my skill only fits one day?+
That's normal and it's what we want. Say which day on the application and we'll place you there.
What if I don't hear back right away?+
It usually means your skill didn't fit the lineup we were building at that moment. Your application stays on file and we search it every time we plan a new event.
Can I pitch a skill you haven't listed?+
Please do. The five topics are set, but the skills that serve them aren't a fixed menu, and the strongest applications usually bring something we hadn't thought of.