The Planner-Path Checklist
Could an event planner book you today?
Before a planner ever emails you, they check you out — quietly. They google your name, skim your page, watch thirty seconds of footage, and decide. When the answer is no, you never hear about it.
What you'll get
- Twelve checks, grouped by the four questions every planner runs through.
- A scoring band that tells you whether your platform is the blocker — or your visibility is.
- A fix-first order, so you stop rebuilding everything at once.
Every booking decision runs through four questions
A planner never tells you which one you failed. The checklist walks all four, in the order they hit them.
Can they find you?
You are not the only person with your name. If page one doesn’t carry a page whose only job is booking you, the search ends before it starts.
Can they understand you?
A planner has to describe you to a committee in one sentence. If they can’t write that sentence off your site, they move on to someone they can.
Can they trust you?
Nobody books a speaker they haven’t watched speak. Footage, named testimonials, and visible proof do the arguing for you when you’re not in the room.
Can they book you?
Interest dies in friction. One obvious next step, a one-sheet they can forward to a committee, and a fee answer you can say out loud.
Find out where you're losing bookings.
Twelve checks, through the eyes of the person who decides. Be strict with it — the planner will be.