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Taster event planner
Give it your product versions and buyer. Get a one-day tasting plan, taster card and decision rule.
Taster event planner is a free AI skill for the job "Find products worth selling". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks · Level: advanced
What it does
Comments and surveys can mislead. One founder shared how about 50 online comments a day asked for a vegan product. He ordered a large batch and sold about 50 bags, because the comments came from a few vocal people. Tasting in person, with people who match your buyer, gives a more honest answer. This skill plans that day. It works backward from the content, because an event that cannot make good video is mostly wasted, and footage can last for years. It sets a screening question so only your buyers taste, a taster card with three quick answers, and a decision rule written before the event so you cannot bend it after. It costs the day first, plans consent for filming, and keeps health claims out of the sampling script. It is best for food, drink and other products people can sample.
You give it
- The versions to test and what each one is
- Who should taste them, in a line or two
- Your budget and city
- How you will film, such as who and with what
You get
- A cost line for the day, so you can decide if it is worth it
- A one-day plan with setup, a screening question, a sampling script and a timeline
- A shot list for the footage, with the consent you need
- A one-line taster card and a decision rule set before the event
Use it when
- You have several versions of a food, drink or similar product and need to know which to launch.
- You want real buyer reactions and also footage to use in ads and content.
- Online comments ask for a product and you want to check demand before a large order.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Tell it the versions, the buyer, your budget, your city and who will film.
- Read the cost first. If it is too high, ask for the small version that uses your own team.
- Check the decision rule and change the numbers to what you would act on. Do it before the day.
- Print the taster cards, collect the permits and release forms, and run the event. Bring the cards back to count.