Every email, written
The contributor outreach and reminders, every attendee email from confirmation through the last session, the VIP pitch, and the non-buyer follow-up after the event, all written in full.
Summit & Bundle Vault
For anyone who wants to run a summit or host a bundle and doesn't have a big list to launch it from.
A summit or a bundle is the fastest way I know to grow a list when the list is small, because the event doesn't grow on the strength of your own audience. It grows because twenty contributors each send one email, and all of those registrations land on one page and join one list.
The reason most people never run one is that it's a lot of coordination. Recruiting contributors, chasing their forms, building the registration page, writing every attendee email, building the VIP offer, and making a promo pack that partners will actually use.
This vault runs the whole event, from the theme to the debrief.
It asks whether this is a summit or a bundle and settles it first, then works the theme and the name, builds the contributor target list and writes the outreach, sets up contributor intake with deadlines and reminders, builds the registration page, sets up delivery, writes every attendee email, builds the VIP offer and its sales page, makes the promo and partner packs, adds an engagement mechanic, writes the non-buyer follow-up, and finishes with a go-live check and a debrief with the numbers recorded.
One payment. Yours to keep and rerun whenever you want. Includes a seat at one live monthly VIP session.
The finished work
The contributor outreach and reminders, every attendee email from confirmation through the last session, the VIP pitch, and the non-buyer follow-up after the event, all written in full.
The registration page live or handed over as finished files, the session schedule or the product library, the VIP sales page with a price, and the contributor intake form with its deadlines.
A promo pack contributors can promote from, an engagement mechanic with rules and prizes, and a checked event with the numbers recorded at the end.
The working session
Twelve stations, and everything schedules backward from the open date. Contributor recruitment and the promo pack decide the outcome, so those get protected if time runs short.
Your audience, your offer, whether this is a summit or a bundle, and what tools are connected. Ends with a brief you both agree on.
The theme, the promise, and the name, pulled from how you described the audience at intake.
A target list of people to invite and the outreach written, with honest math about what a contributor gets rather than an inflated promise.
The form, the deadlines, and the reminder emails, because contributor deadlines are the ones that slip.
A live page through your page builder, or finished files plus a setup guide if it isn't connected.
The schedule and session pages for a summit, or the product library for a bundle. This is where the two paths split.
Every attendee email written, from the confirmation through the event and the replay.
The offer, the price, and the sales page, built so the upgrade earns its money by being more complete rather than by making free annoying.
A pack contributors can promote from, with swipe copy and graphics direction, so the people bringing their audiences have something ready to send.
A mechanic with rules and prizes that keeps people showing up across the event.
The after-sequence for everyone who didn't take the VIP offer, written and scheduled.
A checked event before it opens, and the numbers recorded after it closes.
The comparison
There is one thing a booked day gives you that a skill on its own cannot, and it's a person looking at your actual situation and telling you the thing you would rather not hear.
It's a live two-hour co-working session once a month, with the dates scheduled in advance. Everyone gets on and works on their own thing at the same time, and you can ask questions when you get stuck.
You can share your screen, ask about the vault you're in the middle of, or sit there and get the thing done because the time is blocked. There's a question block at the end and every session is recorded.
The first one is Wednesday, September 30, 2026, from 1 to 3pm ET. Vault buyers get twelve months of these included. Single vault buyers get a seat at one live monthly VIP session.
A quick fit check
Choose your scope
A summit or a bundle from the concept through contributor recruitment, registration, the VIP offer, the promo, and the debrief.
One time. All 17 vaults, delivered as one Claude plugin.

Your guide
Founder, Creator's MBA & HobbyScool
I run two businesses. HobbyScool does about $30,000 a month on roughly five hours a week with AI running the marketing, and Creator's MBA is where I teach digital product business owners how the same thing gets built. Between them I publish 12 events a year and have served more than 20,000 creators.
Every vault in here is a system I actually run. The summit vault is how I run summits, the evergreen funnel vault is the funnel behind my own offers, and the Build Your AI Employees Vault is the setup that makes five hours a week possible. I built them as skills because I got tired of rebuilding the same project from scratch every time, and then it turned out that what I had was the thing people were booking VIP days to get.
Questions, answered
Summit & Bundle Vault
Twelve stations, contributors recruited and coordinated, the registration page live, every email written, and the VIP offer built.
Get the vault for $297One payment. Yours to keep. Includes a seat at one live monthly VIP session.