Speaker Ask - the first invitation to a speaker, honest and short, and the follow-ups that add something

Enter the slot, the candidate your shortlist picked and why, the honest budget line and the date you need an answer, and get the first invitation written to the disclosure list and the word cap through the right channel at the right depth - then the follow-up sequence that adds a new angle each touch and the reply to a yes-but. Free in your browser: the sourcing packet checked (a name without its why goes back to sourcing), the community or vendor pole's consequences, the travel gate against the four-to-six-week floor, the first-touch channel, personalization depth and follow-up cadence re-ranked per candidate with deleted rungs struck, the disclosure list with any pasted draft audited against it (the five-part structure, the 150-word cap, the banned vocabulary, links), a dated follow-up schedule with a calendar file, and a reply read as yes, no, yes-but or no answer with each condition mapped to the negotiable list. A metered run writes the invitation, or the follow-ups with the answer to a yes-but. It writes the message, not the search, recommends a humanizer pass before sending, and never invents a fee, a market rate or a fact about the candidate. Built on the SkillSafe skill @samber/event-speaker-cold-outreach, from samber/dev-event-organizer-skills (MIT), by Samuel Berthe.