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Quarterfinals / Matchup 2
AI Marketing Madness
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Systems vs Shows

One turns your email chaos into polished SOPs. The other builds an entire podcast from scratch. Both dominated Round 1. Only one advances to the Final Four.

Inbox to Operations

by Victoria Westcott
Turns years of sent emails into professional Standard Operating Procedures. Pick a category like client onboarding or complaint handling, and the plugin analyzes your email patterns to extract the processes you've already built. You get a polished Word document ready to hand to your team.
Turns years of sent emails into professional Standard Operating Procedures. Pick a category like client onboarding or complaint handling, and the plugin analyzes your email patterns to extract the processes you've already built. You get a polished Word document ready to hand to your team.
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Prep a Poppin' Podcast

by Kathy-Jo Facteau
A complete system that takes an independent podcast host from blank page to fully running podcast. Now expanded with host appearance opportunities, sponsor research and outreach, quarterly online listener events with Notion and Gmail integration, listener enticements, and a cyclical growth framework covering guests, episodes, sponsors, and audience building.
A complete system that takes an independent podcast host from blank page to fully running podcast. Now expanded with host appearance opportunities, sponsor research and outreach, quarterly online listener events with Notion and Gmail integration, listener enticements, and a cyclical growth framework covering guests, episodes, sponsors, and audience building.
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Prep a Poppin' Podcast
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The Full Breakdown

Inbox to Operations
by Victoria Westcott

You already have SOPs. You just haven't written them down yet. Every email you've ever sent about pricing, onboarding, complaints, or scheduling contains the exact process you follow. Inbox to Operations pulls those patterns out of your sent folder and turns them into professional standard operating procedures.

No consultants. No months of documentation. No fifteen-thousand-dollar invoices. Just your own emails, analyzed and organized into a polished Word document you can hand to a new hire on day one.

The best part? It catches the little details a human consultant would miss. Like the rule about adding a fee when a home hasn't been cleaned in thirty days. Because those details were already in your emails all along.

  • Connects to your email sent folder and scans your full communication history
  • Lets you choose a category to focus on (e.g., client onboarding, complaint handling, scheduling, pricing)
  • Analyzes thousands of emails and selects the most detailed, process-rich examples
  • Extracts repeatable patterns: response timing, greeting scripts, follow-up sequences, conditional logic
  • Builds structured SOPs covering common scenarios, decision trees, and edge cases
  • Captures nuanced business rules that emerge from real communication patterns
  • Outputs a formatted Word document ready for team distribution
  • Works with any email volume, from hundreds to tens of thousands of messages
Winner
Prep a Poppin' Podcast
by Kathy-Jo Facteau

Starting a podcast involves about forty things you haven't thought of yet. Guest outreach. Interview questions. Episode hooks. Sponsor research. Quarterly listener events. Prep a Poppin' Podcast handles all of it in one system that grows with you.

Round 1 built the foundation: podcast identity, guest pipeline, episode calendar, outreach emails, and post-production tools. Round 2 added host appearance opportunities on other podcasts and YouTube shows, plus sponsor research and outreach to turn your podcast into a revenue source. Round 3 goes where most podcast tools never go: the listener. Quarterly online events to attract new listeners, strengthen sponsor relationships, and build loyalty with enticements and follow-up sequences.

The whole thing integrates with Gmail and Notion. Event briefs, summit timelines, registration sheets, reminder schedules, and host segment scripts all push to your external tools. This is a cyclical growth framework: guests, episodes, sponsors, appearances, and audience building, all feeding each other.

  • Round 1: Podcast identity setup, quick show reference, guest pipeline with stages, 12-week episode calendar, outreach emails, and preparatory PDFs
  • Episode highlights, pull quotes, enriched show notes, and transcript samples for every episode
  • Round 2: Host appearance research across podcasts, YouTube shows, and online events for visibility and credibility
  • Sponsor pipeline: research, outreach, and monitoring for repeat income sources
  • Round 3: Quarterly online listener events with full event brief, summit timeline, speaker roster, and registration sheet
  • Listener enticements: quick reference materials and guides tailored to your audience
  • Host segment scripts with opening and closing lines for each event day
  • Event reminder schedule with day-of and post-event follow-up communications
  • Gmail and Notion integration: personalized outreach emails, event planning pages, and event briefs pushed to external apps
  • Cyclical growth framework: guests, listener enticements, quarterly events, host opportunities, and consistent episodes with social media posts