Let Her Rise 2026 · Speaker Marketing Kit

Welcome to your kit.

Everything you need to fill your six seats, and exactly how to use it. Built so none of us has to reinvent the wheel.

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01 · Quick Start

Start here.

If you read nothing else, read the instruction sheet. It walks you through what's in the kit, when to use each piece, and the week-one action plan. Then come back here and grab what you need.

Required Reading

The Speaker Kit Instruction Sheet

4-page guide, what's in the kit, how to use it, week-one action plan, do's and don'ts.

↓ Download Instructions (.pdf)
Reference

Your Campaign Calendar

Stretch your promo over 8–10 weeks so it builds momentum without burning your audience out.

TimingWhat to do
8–10 weeks outCustomize and send Email 1. Post the announcement IG square and Story. Add the email signature snippet.
7–8 weeksBuild your warm-network outreach list (25–40 people). Begin sending personal DM invites.
5–6 weeksPost a "behind the talk" caption (Caption #2). Repost Stories.
3–4 weeksCustomize and send Email 2 (talk preview). Post a matching mid-cycle social.
2 weeksPost "who this is for" caption (Caption #3). Follow up on warm DMs that haven't replied.
7–10 daysCustomize and send Email 3 (last call). Post last-call socials. Send last-call DMs.
ThroughoutUse the talking points in every networking conversation. Drop the event link wherever it fits.
02 · Email Templates

Three emails. One arc.

Announcement → talk preview → last call. Each one ready to copy into your email provider. Flodesk, Mailchimp, MailerLite, ConvertKit, they all work. Customize the bracketed bits and the header image, then send.

P.S. If you don't yet have a place you're sending out bulk emails from, I highly recommend MailerLite.

Email 1 · Send 8–10 weeks out

The Announcement

Big-picture, emotional, exciting. Your audience hears the news for the first time.

Subject Line Options
  • I'm taking the stage, and I'm saving you a seatPreview: Let Her Rise · Aug 26–28 · Utah
  • For the woman who's tired of pushing throughPreview: 3 days. 8 speakers. One sacred decision.
  • You're invited to rise with mePreview: Aug 26–28, 2026 · Lindon, UT · Early Bird open
↓ Download .html Open Full Preview ↗
Email 2 · Send 3–4 weeks out

The Talk Preview

Refined, personal, content-forward. Tease what you're bringing on stage and pull the fence-sitters off the fence.

Subject Line Options
  • Here's what I'm bringing to the Let Her Rise stagePreview: A preview of the talk · Aug 26 · Lindon, UT
  • Some talks you prepare for weeks. This one I've prepared for years.Preview: What I want you to walk away with.
  • The 3 things I want you to leave withPreview: Behind my talk at Let Her Rise.
↓ Download .html Open Full Preview ↗
Email 3 · Send 7–10 days before Early Bird closes

The Last Call

Direct, brief, urgent. This is the closer, so don't bury the deadline.

Subject Line Options
  • Last call: Early Bird closes [DATE]Preview: I'm not chasing. I am rooting for you.
  • Final reminder before doors closePreview: 3 days. 8 women. One decision left.
  • Don't make me say I told you so in NovemberPreview: Last chance for Early Bird pricing.
Before You Send

Email 3 has two placeholders for the Early Bird close date, search for [DATE] and update both spots before sending.

↓ Download .html Open Full Preview ↗
How to use these in your email tool

Click Copy HTML, then in your email provider create a new email and switch to "code" or "source" view (sometimes called "</>" or "HTML editor"). Paste the entire HTML in. Save and preview. Always send yourself a test before sending to your list.

03 · Visual Assets

Your Canva templates.

Four reusable templates. Click "Use This Template," your own editable copy auto-creates in your Canva account. Swap your photo, name, title, and speech title. Do not change the colors or fonts, consistency across all 8 speakers is part of the design.

Example email header preview 1200 × 600

Email Header Image

Use across all three emails. Your photo + name + title + speech title.

Use This Template ↗
Example Instagram square post preview 1080 × 1080

Instagram Square Post

Works on IG feed, FB feed, and LinkedIn. Your most-used social asset.

Use This Template ↗
1080 × 1920

Instagram / Facebook Story

Vertical format for IG and FB Stories. High engagement, easy to repost.

Use This Template ↗
Example LinkedIn / FB horizontal post preview 1200 × 630

LinkedIn / FB Horizontal Post

Landscape format optimized for LinkedIn feed and FB sharing.

Use This Template ↗
Quick Workflow

1. Click "Use This Template" → it opens an editable copy in your Canva.
2. Swap your photo (drop image into the frame), your name, title/company, and speech title.
3. Export at PNG quality.
4. Upload to your email provider's media library or post directly to social.

04 · Social Caption Library

What to write next to the photo.

Multiple voice variants per post type. Pick the one closest to how you naturally write, then tweak the bracketed bits. Each one ends with a CTA, leave it in.

1. Announcement Posts

For your first post breaking the news. Post this once you've added the header image to your bio.

Variant A: Vulnerable / mission-driven

There are rooms you walk into. And there are rooms you've been called to. This August, I'm stepping onto the stage at Let Her Rise, a 3-day experience for women entrepreneurs who are tired of pushing through and ready to rise on their own terms. I said yes because if I'd had a room like this when I was starting out, everything would have been different. If something just stirred reading this, trust it. Aug 26–28 · Lindon, UT · Early Bird open now [YOUR LINK]

Variant B: Confident / business voice

Big news: I'm speaking at Let Her Rise 2026. 3 days. 8 women. One room built for the entrepreneur who's done with the burnout grind and ready to scale from peace instead of pressure. Aug 26–28 in Lindon, UT. I picked who I wanted in that room, and you're on the list. Early Bird is open. Tap to reserve your seat. [YOUR LINK]

Variant C: Direct / personal invite

I want to tell you something I've been holding for a few weeks. I'm one of 8 speakers taking the stage at Let Her Rise this August, a 3-day women's leadership experience in Lindon, UT. I'm bringing my work on [YOUR TOPIC] to a room full of women I know are doing the same things you are: building, leading, surviving, dreaming. If you've been waiting for a sign, this is it. Aug 26–28. [YOUR LINK]

2. Behind-the-Talk Posts

For mid-cycle, 3–5 weeks out. Tease what you're bringing on stage.

Variant A: Preparation moment

Some talks you prepare for weeks. This one I've been preparing for years. When I take the Let Her Rise stage on Aug 26, I'm bringing [TALK TITLE], the work I wish someone had handed me when I was [STORY MOMENT]. Here's what I want every woman in that room to walk away with: → [TAKEAWAY 1] → [TAKEAWAY 2] → [TAKEAWAY 3] This isn't theory. It's the work I've lived, refined, and watched transform real businesses. Early Bird seats are still open: [YOUR LINK]

Variant B: Why this room matters

Here's what makes Let Her Rise different from every other women's conference I've been invited to. It's not a stage full of strategies stacked on strategies. It's not motivational fluff. It's not a sales pitch dressed up in worship music. It's a room of God-centered women entrepreneurs doing the actual work, building, leading, struggling, rising, and choosing to do it together instead of alone. I want you there. Aug 26–28 · Lindon, UT. [YOUR LINK]

3. Who This Is For Posts

For the woman thinking "is this for me?"

Variant A: The honest filter

Let Her Rise isn't for everyone. Here's who it IS for: ✓ The woman building a business while her body or brain isn't cooperating ✓ The one who keeps asking "is it supposed to feel this hard?" ✓ The one who's tired of conferences full of hustle gospel ✓ The one whose faith is the foundation, not the marketing angle ✓ The one ready to lead from peace instead of pressure If you nodded at any of those, this room was built for you. Aug 26–28 · Lindon, UT · [YOUR LINK]

Variant B: The permission slip

A reminder for the woman who's been quietly considering Let Her Rise: You don't need permission. You don't need it to be a "better season." You don't need to have it all figured out first. You just need to decide you're worth a room where you don't have to explain yourself. Aug 26–28 · Early Bird open · [YOUR LINK]

4. Last-Call Urgency Posts

Final 7–10 days before Early Bird closes.

Variant A: Direct urgency

Last call. Early Bird for Let Her Rise closes [DATE]. After that, seats are +$100 and the VIP rows are capped at 50. If you've been sitting with this, take this as your nudge. [YOUR LINK]

Variant B: Soft urgency / pull

I'm not going to keep posting about Let Her Rise. You know it's happening. You know I'd love to see you there. So I'll just say this: Aug 26–28 is the room. Early Bird closes [DATE]. I'll be in that room either way. I just want you in it with me. [YOUR LINK]

Variant C: The fence-sitter

If "I'll decide next week" has been your relationship with Let Her Rise for the last month, this is the post for you. Early Bird closes [DATE]. That's the decision deadline. Worst case: you spend 3 days in a beautiful Utah venue surrounded by women doing meaningful work. Best case: you walk out a different woman than the one who walked in. [YOUR LINK]

Hashtag Pool

Mix 5–10 per post. Click any tag to copy. Don't use all of them at once, pick what's aligned with each post.

Event-specific (always include)
#LetHerRise #LetHerRise2026 #LetHerRiseSpeaker
Audience
#WomenInBusiness #WomenEntrepreneurs #WomenLeaders #FaithAndBusiness #ChristianEntrepreneur #WomenOfFaith
Regional
#UtahWomen #UtahEntrepreneurs #UtahBusinessOwners #LindonUtah #SLCBusiness #StGeorgeUtah
Event-style
#WomensConference #LeadershipConference #BusinessRetreat #PurposeDrivenBusiness
05 · DM & Text Scripts

For your warm network.

This is where most of your tickets will actually come from. Use these for 1:1 outreach to your closest circle: friends, peers, past clients who you actually think would love it.

One Quick Rule

Every templated DM needs ONE specific line added before you send it. "Thought of you because of [whatever you actually thought of, their launch, the season they're in, your last conversation]." That single line is the difference between something that lands and something that gets ignored. Don't skip it.

1. Personal Invite

For your close network: friends, peers, past clients.

Warm and direct
Hey [NAME], I'm speaking at a women's leadership conference here in Utah this August (Let Her Rise, Aug 26 to 28) and I thought of you when I was making my invite list. [ONE SPECIFIC LINE: why this one is for them] Want me to send you the link? No pressure either way, just thought you should know about it.
Casual (closer friends)
Quick one, are you doing anything Aug 26 to 28? I'm speaking at a women's business conference here in Utah and the more I think about it the more I think you'd love it. Want the details, or want me to leave you alone? 😄

2. "Thinking of You" Follow-Up

Send 5 to 7 days after the first invite, only if you'd actually follow up.

Soft check-in
Hey [NAME], circling back on the conference thing. No pressure at all. Just wanted to make sure I didn't let it slip past you in case you were on the fence. [YOUR LINK]
Mention something new
Hey [NAME], I know I sent the Let Her Rise info a bit ago. Not following up to pressure you, but I just got an update on the speaker list and [SPECIFIC DETAIL: e.g., "Jeff Griffin, USA Paralympian, is doing the keynote"]. Thought you might find that interesting. Anyway, here it is if you want it: [LINK]

3. Group Chat / Community Blast

Slack, Discord, group thread, mastermind. Where everyone already knows you.

Group chat / text thread
Posting once and never again, promise 😄 I'm speaking at Let Her Rise Aug 26 to 28 in Lindon. It's a 3-day women's leadership conference, 8 speakers, faith-centered, built for the woman who's doing the real work behind the scenes. If anyone wants more info, here's the link: [YOUR LINK] Early Bird's open and I'd love to see any of you there.

4. Last-Chance Nudge

For specific people who showed interest but haven't pulled the trigger.

The honest reminder
Hey [NAME], quick heads up that Early Bird for Let Her Rise closes [DATE]. After that it's $100 more per seat. Wanted to make sure you knew before the window closed. If it's a no, totally cool. If it's a maybe, here's the link: [YOUR LINK]
The personal pull
Hey [NAME], not gonna keep bugging you about this, but Early Bird for Let Her Rise closes [DATE] and I keep thinking I'd really love to see you in that room. Last gentle nudge. [YOUR LINK]

5. When People Push Back

Quick responses for the most common pushback.

"It's too expensive."
Totally get it. For what it's worth, $297 for 3 full days and 8 speakers works out to about $100 a day, which is on the lower end for a conference like this. But I get if the timing's just off, no pressure. Just wanted to make sure you had the full picture.
"I can't take 3 days off."
Yeah, I hear that a lot. Quick thought though, the agenda runs 9 to 6 daily, so you could come for whichever day fits your schedule and still get a ton out of it. Day 1 is "Recognize," Day 2 is "Rewire," Day 3 is "Rise." Each builds on the last, but each stands alone too. Worth at least looking at the schedule.
"I'll think about it." / "Maybe next year."
Sounds good. Just so you have it: Early Bird closes [DATE] and it's a $100 jump after that. If you want a reminder before the window closes, happy to send one.
06 · Talking Points

For when it comes up in conversation.

Chamber meetings, masterminds, podcasts, coffee chats. Pick the version that fits the moment.

15-Second Mention

For quick networking moments or when someone casually asks what you're up to.

I'm speaking at a women's leadership conference here in Utah this August, Let Her Rise. Three days, eight speakers, faith-centered. It's for women entrepreneurs who are tired of pushing through and ready to build something more sustainable. Aug 26 to 28.
30-Second Version

When they want a bit more. Networking events, masterminds, "tell me more."

So I'm speaking at Let Her Rise, it's a three-day conference for women entrepreneurs happening Aug 26 to 28 in Lindon, Utah. Eight speakers, faith-centered. What I love about it is that the audience is specifically built for women doing the real work behind the scenes (burnout, chronic illness, motherhood, ADHD, perimenopause, all of it). Not the highlight reel. My talk is on [YOUR TOPIC] because [ONE-SENTENCE WHY YOU CARE]. Early Bird's open if you know someone who'd love it, or want to come yourself.
Common Questions People Will Ask

These come up in basically every conversation. Have them ready.

"Where is it?"

Castle Park Event Center in Lindon, Utah. About 40 minutes south of the Salt Lake City airport.

"Who's it for?"

Women entrepreneurs and business owners, especially the ones who are tired of pushing through. The focus is on doing this kind of work while navigating real life: chronic illness, perimenopause, ADHD, motherhood, faith. It's for anyone building something on her own terms.

"How much is it?"

Early Bird is $297 for Standard and $447 for VIP. It goes up by $100 once Early Bird closes. VIP is capped at 50 and includes extra workshops, a sound bath, and morning experiences.

07 · Email Signature Snippet

Make every email a promo.

A small block you paste below your normal signature. Every email you send between now and August becomes a passive event promo. Two versions, pick the one that fits your style.

Before you copy: pick the right button

Using Gmail, Outlook, or Apple Mail? Use "Copy for Gmail". That copies the rendered signature (with formatting), which is the only thing those signature editors accept.

Using MailerLite, Flodesk, or anything that lets you paste raw HTML? Use "Copy HTML".

Version 1 · Minimal One-Line

Italic single line, sits below your normal signature like a P.S.

Catch me speaking at Let Her Rise · Aug 26–28, 2026 · Lindon, UT 
<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" style="border-collapse:collapse;">
  <tr>
    <td style="padding:14px 0 0 0; border-top:2px solid #C73A78; font-family: Georgia, 'Times New Roman', serif; font-size:13px; line-height:1.5; color:#4A3540; font-style:italic;">
      Catch me speaking at <a href="https://jeananunez.com/let-her-rise" style="color:#4A3540; text-decoration:underline;"><strong>Let Her Rise</strong> · Aug 26&ndash;28, 2026 · Lindon, UT</a>
    </td>
  </tr>
</table>

Version 2 · Boxed Promo Card

More attention-grabbing. Use this if you want the event to be noticed.

Speaking This August
Let Her Rise 2026
Aug 26–28 · Lindon, UT · Reserve your seat →
 
<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" style="border-collapse:collapse; max-width:480px; margin-top:8px;">
  <tr>
    <td style="background-color:#F2EDE5; border-left:3px solid #C73A78; padding:16px 20px; font-family: Georgia, 'Times New Roman', serif;">
      <table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" style="border-collapse:collapse;">
        <tr><td style="padding:0 0 4px 0; font-family: Georgia, 'Times New Roman', serif; font-size:10px; line-height:1.4; color:#8A7E72; letter-spacing:2px; text-transform:uppercase;">Speaking This August</td></tr>
        <tr><td style="padding:0 0 4px 0; font-family: Georgia, 'Times New Roman', serif; font-size:18px; line-height:1.2; color:#C73A78;">Let Her Rise 2026</td></tr>
        <tr><td style="padding:0; font-family: Georgia, 'Times New Roman', serif; font-size:13px; line-height:1.5; color:#2A2424;">Aug 26&ndash;28 · Lindon, UT · <a href="https://jeananunez.com/let-her-rise" style="color:#4A3540; text-decoration:underline;">Reserve your seat &rarr;</a></td></tr>
      </table>
    </td>
  </tr>
</table>

How to add it to your email

Gmail (desktop)
  1. Click "Copy for Gmail" above on the version you want.
  2. In Gmail, click the gear icon (top right) → See all settings.
  3. Scroll to the Signature section. Click "Create new" if you don't already have one, or click the pencil icon next to your existing signature to edit it.
  4. Place your cursor where you want the Let Her Rise block to appear (typically a line or two below your normal signature) and paste (Cmd+V on Mac, Ctrl+V on Windows).
  5. Scroll to the bottom of settings and click Save Changes. Send yourself a test email to confirm it looks right.

Common gotcha: if you paste and it shows as raw code (the literal <table> text), you copied the HTML instead. Hit "Copy for Gmail" instead of "Copy HTML" and try again.

Outlook (desktop & web)
  1. Click "Copy for Gmail" (the button works for Outlook too).
  2. Outlook web: Gear icon → View all Outlook settings → Mail → Compose and reply → Email signature.
  3. Outlook desktop: File → Options → Mail → Signatures.
  4. Paste the signature into the editor box.
  5. Save. Send yourself a test.
Apple Mail (Mac)
  1. Click "Copy for Gmail".
  2. Mail → Settings (or Preferences) → Signatures.
  3. Pick the account, click + to create a new signature.
  4. Paste into the signature box on the right.
  5. Make sure "Always match my default message font" is unchecked, otherwise Apple Mail will strip the styling.
  6. Close the window. Compose a new email to confirm it appears.
MailerLite / Flodesk / ConvertKit / Mailchimp

These platforms accept raw HTML, so use the "Copy HTML" button instead. Paste the HTML into the signature editor in source/HTML mode.

MailerLite: Account settings → Email signature → switch to HTML view.
Flodesk: Workflow / template editor → Edit code block.
Most platforms have an HTML toggle in their signature editor.

After Aug 28

Remove this signature once the event is over (or replace with a "Just spoke at Let Her Rise, replay coming" version). Don't leave a dated event promo running indefinitely.

That's the kit.

Now go fill those seats.

You don't have to use every piece. Pick the three things that fit your style, do them well, and stretch them over the next 8–10 weeks. The women who belong in that room are already in your orbit, this kit is just the nudge that gets them to say yes.

See you in Lindon. ✦