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Social media automation, content scheduling, analytics tracking, and campaign management. Transform your AI agent into a marketing powerhouse that handles multi-platform content strategy.

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    Use threads for long-form (5-15 tweets)

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    Call-to-action in every post

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    When you have a meeting transcript, extract quotable insights for social content.

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    Use data-analyst skill to visualize marketing performance and identify optimization opportunities.

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    Check posting times against audience activity

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    Create content bank for backup

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    Create swipe file of good examples

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    Check content before posting

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SKILL.md

Marketing Skill 📢

Turn your AI agent into a strategic marketing partner.

Handle social media, content scheduling, analytics, and campaign management across platforms — without constant manual input.


What This Skill Does

✅ Content Creation — Generate posts, threads, newsletters, and visual content descriptions ✅ Multi-Platform Management — Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, newsletters ✅ Scheduling & Automation — Plan content calendars, schedule posts, maintain consistency ✅ Analytics Tracking — Monitor engagement, track KPIs, identify trends ✅ Campaign Management — Plan campaigns, track performance, A/B testing insights ✅ Brand Voice Consistency — Maintain tone and style across all content


Quick Start

  1. Configure your marketing preferences in TOOLS.md:
### Marketing
- Brand voice: [Professional/Casual/Witty/etc.]
- Primary platforms: [Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.]
- Posting frequency: [Daily/3x week/etc.]
- Target audience: [Description]
  1. Set up your content calendar:
./scripts/content-calendar.sh init
  1. Start creating content!

Content Strategy Framework

The AIDA Model for Posts

StagePurposeExample Hook
AttentionStop the scroll"Most marketers waste 80% of their budget on this..."
InterestBuild curiosity"Here's what the top 1% do differently..."
DesireCreate want"Imagine doubling your engagement in 30 days..."
ActionDrive behavior"Try this today: [actionable tip]"

Platform-Specific Best Practices

Twitter/X:

  • Optimal length: 100-280 characters
  • Use threads for long-form (5-15 tweets)
  • Hook in first line — no fluff
  • 1-2 hashtags max
  • Best times: 9am, 12pm, 5pm local

LinkedIn:

  • Professional but personable tone
  • Open with a bold statement or question
  • Use line breaks for readability
  • 1300-2000 characters performs best
  • Include relevant hashtags (3-5)

Instagram:

  • Visual-first thinking
  • Captions: tell a story
  • Hashtag strategy: 20-30 in first comment
  • Call-to-action in every post
  • Carousel posts get highest engagement

Newsletter:

  • Subject lines: 40-60 characters
  • Preview text matters (first 90 chars)
  • One clear CTA per email
  • Personal stories increase open rates
  • Send consistently (same day/time)

Content Calendar Management

Monthly Planning Template

# [Month] Content Calendar

## Themes
- Week 1: [Theme]
- Week 2: [Theme]
- Week 3: [Theme]
- Week 4: [Theme]

## Key Dates
- [Date]: [Event/Holiday]

## Content Mix (per week)
- Educational: 3
- Promotional: 1
- Engagement: 2
- User-generated/Curated: 1

## Platform Schedule
| Day | Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram | Newsletter |
|-----|---------|----------|-----------|------------|
| Mon | Thread  | Article  | Carousel  | -          |
| Tue | Tips    | -        | Story     | -          |
| Wed | Poll    | Post     | Reel      | Send       |
| Thu | Thread  | -        | Story     | -          |
| Fri | Fun     | Post     | Post      | -          |

Content Batching Workflow

  1. Ideation Day (Monthly) — Brainstorm 30+ content ideas
  2. Creation Day (Weekly) — Write next week's content in one session
  3. Scheduling Day (Weekly) — Load content into scheduler
  4. Engagement Day (Daily) — Respond to comments, engage with community

Analytics & KPIs

Key Metrics to Track

MetricWhat It Tells YouTarget Growth
ImpressionsReach+10% monthly
Engagement RateContent quality>3% (Twitter), >5% (LinkedIn)
Click-through RateCTA effectiveness>2%
Follower GrowthAudience building+5% monthly
Conversion RateBusiness impactVaries by goal

Weekly Analytics Template

# Week of [Date] - Analytics Report

## Summary
- Total impressions: [X]
- Total engagement: [X]
- New followers: [X]
- Top performing post: [Link]

## Platform Breakdown

### Twitter
- Impressions: [X]
- Engagement rate: [X]%
- Best day: [Day]
- Top tweet: [Content]

### LinkedIn
- Impressions: [X]
- Engagement rate: [X]%
- Comments: [X]
- Top post: [Content]

## Insights
- What worked: [Analysis]
- What didn't: [Analysis]
- Next week focus: [Adjustment]

Campaign Management

Campaign Planning Template

# Campaign: [Name]

## Overview
- **Goal:** [Specific, measurable goal]
- **Timeline:** [Start] - [End]
- **Budget:** [Amount if applicable]
- **Success Metrics:** [KPIs]

## Target Audience
- Demographics: [Age, location, etc.]
- Pain points: [Problems we solve]
- Platforms: [Where they hang out]

## Content Assets
- [ ] Main announcement post
- [ ] Supporting content (X posts)
- [ ] Visuals/graphics
- [ ] Landing page copy
- [ ] Email sequence

## Schedule
| Date | Platform | Content | CTA |
|------|----------|---------|-----|
| [Date] | Twitter | [Content] | [Action] |

## Results (fill after)
- Reach: [X]
- Engagement: [X]
- Conversions: [X]
- ROI: [X]
- Learnings: [What we learned]

Content Generation Prompts

For Twitter Threads

Create a Twitter thread on [TOPIC]:
- Hook that stops scrolling
- 5-10 tweets of value
- Each tweet stands alone but builds on previous
- End with CTA and recap
- Conversational but authoritative tone

For LinkedIn Posts

Write a LinkedIn post about [TOPIC]:
- Opening hook (1-2 lines)
- Personal story or observation
- Key insight or lesson
- Actionable takeaway
- Engagement question
- 1200-1500 characters

For Newsletter

Draft newsletter on [TOPIC]:
- Compelling subject line (3 options)
- Personal opening
- Main value content
- One clear CTA
- PS line for bonus engagement

Automation Workflows

Daily Marketing Routine

## Morning (30 min)
- [ ] Check overnight engagement
- [ ] Respond to comments/DMs
- [ ] Share 2-3 relevant posts from others
- [ ] Check trending topics for opportunities

## Afternoon (15 min)
- [ ] Post scheduled content (if not automated)
- [ ] Engage with 5 accounts in your niche
- [ ] Check analytics for unusual activity

## Weekly (1 hour)
- [ ] Review analytics dashboard
- [ ] Plan next week's content
- [ ] Batch create content
- [ ] Update content calendar

Content Repurposing Matrix

OriginalTwitterLinkedInInstagramNewsletter
Blog PostThreadSummary postCarouselHighlight
PodcastQuote tweetsKey insightAudio clipEpisode notes
VideoClip + threadEmbedReelBehind scenes
Thread-Expanded postStory seriesCompilation

Brand Voice Guidelines

Voice Definition Template

# Brand Voice

## We Are
- [Trait 1]: [Example]
- [Trait 2]: [Example]
- [Trait 3]: [Example]

## We Are Not
- [Anti-trait 1]: [Why to avoid]
- [Anti-trait 2]: [Why to avoid]

## Tone Spectrum
Formal ----[X]---- Casual
Serious ----[X]---- Playful
Reserved ----[X]---- Enthusiastic

## Sample Phrases
- Instead of "Click here" → "Dive in"
- Instead of "Buy now" → "Start your journey"
- Instead of "We're the best" → "Here's what we learned"

## Emoji Usage
- Frequency: [Sparingly/Moderate/Freely]
- Favorites: [List emojis that fit brand]
- Never use: [Emojis to avoid]

Scripts

content-calendar.sh

Manage your content calendar from the command line.

# Initialize calendar
./scripts/content-calendar.sh init

# Add content
./scripts/content-calendar.sh add "2024-01-15" "twitter" "Thread on productivity"

# View week
./scripts/content-calendar.sh week

# View month
./scripts/content-calendar.sh month

analytics-report.sh

Generate weekly analytics summaries.

# Generate this week's report
./scripts/analytics-report.sh weekly

# Compare to last week
./scripts/analytics-report.sh compare

Integration Tips

With Other Skills

SkillIntegration
Data AnalystDeeper analytics, trend visualization
SalesAlign campaigns with sales pipeline
Business DevelopmentContent for partnerships

Common Workflows

Content from Meetings: When you have a meeting transcript, extract quotable insights for social content.

Analytics to Strategy: Use data-analyst skill to visualize marketing performance and identify optimization opportunities.


Best Practices

  1. Consistency > Perfection — Regular posting beats occasional perfection
  2. 80/20 Content Rule — 80% value, 20% promotion
  3. Engage, Don't Broadcast — Social is a conversation
  4. Test Everything — A/B test hooks, CTAs, posting times
  5. Batch Create — Write a week's content in one focused session
  6. Repurpose Ruthlessly — One idea, multiple formats
  7. Track What Matters — Pick 3-5 KPIs, ignore vanity metrics
  8. Stay Authentic — People follow people, not brands

Troubleshooting

Low engagement?

  • Check posting times against audience activity
  • Review hooks — are they scroll-stopping?
  • Increase engagement with others (reciprocity works)

Inconsistent posting?

  • Batch create content weekly
  • Use scheduling tools
  • Create content bank for backup

Off-brand content?

  • Review brand voice guidelines
  • Create swipe file of good examples
  • Check content before posting

License

License: MIT — use freely, modify, distribute.


"Marketing is no longer about the stuff you make, but about the stories you tell." — Seth Godin

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