Host an exclusive dinner for high-value customers or prospects — invitation copy, reminder sequences, and post-event follow-up so you strengthen relationships and move deals forward.

How it Works

Before you start

Knowledge Store populated: Brand voice and key accounts or segments so invitations and follow-up feel personal.
Event details defined: Date, location, format (dinner, dinner + brief presentation), invite list or criteria, and goals (relationship building, pipeline, customer feedback).

How to do it in Quotient

Tell the Campaign Agent you're planning a VIP dinner and what you need:

"We're hosting a VIP customer dinner in [city] on [date] for our top 20 accounts. Create an invitation email that feels exclusive and personal, a reminder sequence (2 weeks out, 1 week out, day before), and post-event follow-up — thank-you email and a short survey or ask for a meeting. Also draft a one-sheet we can send with the invite (agenda, venue, dress code)."

The agent produces invitation copy, reminders, and follow-up. For high-touch dinners, ask the Flow Agent to build a post-event nurture sequence so the relationship stays warm over weeks.

What you'll get

Invitation email (and optional one-sheet or save-the-date)
Reminder sequence
Post-event thank-you and next-step follow-up
Optional: post-event nurture flow for attendees

Tips

Start outreach 4–6 weeks out; capacity is limited and calendars fill. Segment follow-up by who attended vs. who declined so you can re-invite or nurture accordingly.

Get Started

We're hosting a VIP customer dinner in [city] on [date] for [e.g. our top 20 accounts / key prospects in the region]. Create an exclusive invitation email, a reminder sequence (2 weeks, 1 week, day before), and post-event thank-you and follow-up. Include a short one-sheet with agenda and venue details.

Try it in Quotient