Local Event Auto-Intel & Social Post Micro-SaaS". WHO: Small local event organizers (music venues, hobby meetups, local gaming tournaments, 10-50 events per year) who spend 5+ hours a week scraping event details from Eventbrite/Facebook Events to update their site calendars, manually posting cross-platform social updates for each event, and answering repetitive attendee FAQs. PITCH: $34/month self-serve tool that auto-scrapes new event details from Eventbrite, Facebook Events, and local city event calendars, auto-generates platform-specific social posts (Twitter threads, IG carousels, FB event pages) tailored to each event, and auto-answers repetitive attendee FAQs via DM/comment, cutting your weekly event admin time by 70% with zero manual data entry. FIRST_STEP: Tonight, Marcus scrapes 40 recent posts on r/eventplanning, local city subreddits (e.g., r/austin, r/portland), and the Event Organizer Discord server for keywords "scraping Eventbrite", "manual event posting", "answering same attendee questions", "event calendar updates" to build a list of 40 target organizers, then builds a 1-page landing page on easyempireco.com with a free sample auto-generated social post for a local music venue's upcoming show, and sends 1:1 cold emails to the target organizers offering a 14-day free trial. EFFORT: 7 hours to first sale (2 hours scraping targets and building the sample social post demo tonight using free Pollinations for event graphics and Gemini for copy, 2 hours building the landing page, 3 hours outreach; first trial signup in 1 day, first paid conversion in 5-8 days). REVENUE: $34/month per organizer, $349/year annual plan, first sale $34. DIFFERENTIATION: Unlike generic social media scheduling tools (Buffer, Hootsuite) that only schedule pre-written posts, our tool auto-scrapes event details directly from public event platforms so you never have to manually update your site calendar, and generates platform-specific posts tailored to each event type (hype for music shows, informative for gaming tournaments, cozy for hobby meetups) using pre-trained AI personas, all with zero manual data entry. Perfect, uses his scraping, social automation, AI tools, micro-SaaS, no paid stuff.

$34/month self-serve tool that auto-scrapes new event details from Eventbrite, Facebook Events, and local city event calendars, auto-generates platform-specific social posts (Twitter threads, IG carousels, FB event pages) tailored to each event, and auto-answers repetitive attendee FAQs via DM/comment, cutting your weekly event admin time by 70% with zero manual data entry. FIRST_STEP: Tonight, Marcus scrapes 40 recent posts on r/eventplanning, local city subreddits (e.g., r/austin, r/portland), and the Event Organizer Discord server for keywords "scraping Eventbrite", "manual event posting", "answering same attendee questions", "event calendar updates" to build a list of 40 target organizers, then builds a 1-page landing page on easyempireco.com with a free sample auto-generated social post for a local music venue's upcoming show, and sends 1:1 cold emails to the target organizers offering a 14-day free trial. EFFORT: 7 hours to first sale (2 hours scraping targets and building the sample social post demo tonight using free Pollinations for event graphics and Gemini for copy, 2 hours building the landing page, 3 hours outreach; first trial signup in 1 day, first paid conversion in 5-8 days). REVENUE: $34/month per organizer, $349/year annual plan, first sale $34. DIFFERENTIATION: Unlike generic social media scheduling tools (Buffer, Hootsuite) that only schedule pre-written posts, our tool auto-scrapes event details directly from public event platforms so you never have to manually update your site calendar, and generates platform-specific posts tailored to each event type (hype for music shows, informative for gaming tournaments, cozy for hobby meetups) using pre-trained AI personas, all with zero manual data entry. Perfect, uses his scraping, social automation, AI tools, micro-SaaS, no paid stuff.

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