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Goal: Create a decision-ready [90-day / six-month / annual] marketing strategy for [COMPANY OR PRODUCT] in [MARKET].

Context:
- Product or service: [DESCRIPTION]
- Primary audience: [AUDIENCE]
- Geography: [MARKET]
- Business model: [B2B / B2C / SaaS / ecommerce / services]
- Current stage: [PRE-LAUNCH / EARLY / GROWTH / MATURE]
- Revenue or acquisition goal: [GOAL]
- Available budget: [BUDGET]
- Current channels and assets: [CHANNELS, WEBSITE, CRM, CONTENT, DATA]
- Constraints: [TEAM, TIMELINE, COMPLIANCE, CAPACITY]

Deliverable:
1. Executive strategy summary.
2. Intake summary, assumptions, and material information gaps.
3. Market context and the most important demand signals.
4. Priority audience segments with jobs, pains, triggers, objections, and buying criteria.
5. Positioning and value proposition.
6. Messaging hierarchy by audience and funnel stage.
7. Funnel design from awareness through retention.
8. Channel roles and why each channel belongs in the plan.
9. Budget allocation with assumptions and ranges.
10. A 90-day roadmap with weekly priorities, owners, dependencies, and expected outputs.
11. KPI tree connecting business goals to channel metrics.
12. Measurement, attribution, and reporting requirements.
13. Major risks, weak assumptions, and mitigation actions.
14. The five decisions the marketing owner should make next.

Quality bar:
- Avoid generic channel lists.
- Tie every tactic to an audience, objective, and measurable outcome.
- Quantify recommendations where the available evidence permits.
- Label benchmarks, estimates, and assumptions clearly.

Goal: Produce current, decision-ready market and competitor research for [CATEGORY / PRODUCT] in [GEOGRAPHY].

Research questions:
- Who is buying, why are they buying, and what triggers the decision?
- How is the category changing?
- Which alternatives do customers compare?
- Where are competitors over-served, under-served, or positioned identically?
- Which opportunities are commercially meaningful for [OUR COMPANY]?

Company context:
- Offer: [OFFER]
- Audience: [AUDIENCE]
- Price range: [PRICE]
- Current positioning: [POSITIONING]
- Known competitors: [COMPETITORS]
- Decision this research must support: [LAUNCH / POSITIONING / PRICING / EXPANSION / CAMPAIGN]

Deliverable:
1. Research scope, methodology, date, and source limitations.
2. Category definition and market structure.
3. Demand signals, search patterns, customer language, and emerging themes.
4. Audience segments and jobs-to-be-done.
5. Competitor matrix covering offer, price, promise, proof, channels, strengths, and weaknesses.
6. Positioning map and message-saturation analysis.
7. Customer objections and unmet needs.
8. White-space opportunities ranked by attractiveness, defensibility, and execution difficulty.
9. Implications for product, positioning, content, sales, and acquisition.
10. Recommended next research and validation steps.
11. Source list with citations and access dates.

Quality bar:
- Prefer recent primary sources.
- Do not invent market size figures.
- Distinguish observed facts from interpretation.
- Show conflicting evidence instead of hiding it.

Goal: Turn the attached marketing data into a client-ready performance report for [DATE RANGE].

Context:
- Business goal: [GOAL]
- Campaign or channel scope: [SCOPE]
- Target KPIs: [TARGETS]
- Prior comparison period: [PERIOD]
- Known changes during the period: [BUDGET, OFFER, TRACKING, CREATIVE, SITE]
- Audience for the report: [FOUNDER / CLIENT / CMO / MARKETING TEAM]

Start with a data-quality check. Identify missing columns, inconsistent definitions, tracking breaks, outliers, and comparisons that would be misleading.

Deliverable:
1. One-page executive summary.
2. KPI scorecard showing actual, prior period, target, absolute change, and percentage change.
3. Funnel analysis from spend or reach through revenue.
4. Channel, campaign, audience, placement, and creative breakdowns where the data allows.
5. What improved, what declined, and why.
6. Clear separation between evidence, likely explanations, and unproven hypotheses.
7. Budget-efficiency and marginal-return observations.
8. Stop, continue, scale, and test recommendations.
9. A prioritized 30-day optimization plan with owner, expected impact, effort, and measurement method.
10. Client-facing narrative written in plain language.
11. An appendix containing definitions, assumptions, and data limitations.

Do not fabricate missing metrics or claim causation without evidence.

Goal: Build an implementation-ready paid media plan for [OFFER] in [MARKET] over [TIME PERIOD].

Inputs:
- Business and offer: [DETAILS]
- Audience: [AUDIENCE]
- Sales cycle: [LENGTH]
- Conversion event: [PURCHASE / LEAD / BOOKING / DEMO]
- Budget: [BUDGET]
- Average order value or customer value: [VALUE]
- Gross margin: [MARGIN]
- Target CPA, CPL, or ROAS: [TARGET]
- Available platforms: [META / GOOGLE / LINKEDIN / TIKTOK / OTHER]
- Existing data and creative assets: [DETAILS]
- Tracking status: [PIXEL, CAPI, GA4, CRM]

Deliverable:
1. Objectives, assumptions, and financial guardrails.
2. Funnel and platform-role map.
3. Budget allocation by platform, funnel stage, campaign, and testing reserve.
4. Campaign and ad-set architecture with naming conventions.
5. Audience strategy covering prospecting, retargeting, exclusions, and seed requirements.
6. Offer and landing-page alignment.
7. Creative angle matrix by awareness stage and audience.
8. Testing roadmap for audiences, creative, offers, placements, and landing pages.
9. KPI framework with leading, diagnostic, and business metrics.
10. Tracking plan including events, attribution, UTMs, CRM handoff, and data QA.
11. Weekly optimization rules for pausing, scaling, refreshing, and reallocating budget.
12. A 30/60/90-day rollout plan.
13. Risks and contingency actions.

Use externally sourced benchmarks only when relevant, current, and cited. Treat them as directional rather than guaranteed targets.

Goal: Create a campaign-ready creative system for [OFFER] targeting [AUDIENCE] on [PLATFORMS].

Brand context:
- Brand promise: [PROMISE]
- Voice: [VOICE]
- Mandatory elements: [LOGO, COLORS, PRODUCT, DISCLAIMERS]
- Prohibited claims or themes: [RESTRICTIONS]
- Primary conversion action: [CTA]
- Available proof: [REVIEWS, RESULTS, DEMOS, DATA]
- Production constraints: [BUDGET, TALENT, LOCATIONS, FORMATS]

Deliverable:
1. The central campaign idea and strategic rationale.
2. An audience × awareness-stage × message-angle matrix.
3. At least six distinct creative concepts, not superficial headline variations.
4. For each concept: hook, key message, proof, CTA, emotional mechanism, and objection handled.
5. Visual direction covering composition, focal point, hierarchy, setting, subjects, product treatment, typography, color, and motion.
6. Platform-specific formats, aspect ratios, safe zones, caption needs, opening-frame requirements, and duration guidance.
7. Storyboard or frame sequence for video concepts.
8. Primary text, headline, description, and CTA variants.
9. Accessibility and localization considerations.
10. A testing matrix defining variable, control, hypothesis, metric, and stopping rule.
11. A production priority list based on expected impact and effort.

Do not invent testimonials, statistics, certifications, or results. Flag any claim requiring legal or brand approval.

Goal: Build a 12-week content and SEO operating system for [BRAND] targeting [AUDIENCE] in [MARKET].

Context:
- Product and positioning: [DETAILS]
- Website: [URL]
- Business objective: [PIPELINE / SALES / AUTHORITY / RETENTION]
- Priority topics or products: [TOPICS]
- Existing content and channels: [ASSETS]
- Publishing capacity: [TEAM AND FREQUENCY]
- Geographic and language requirements: [DETAILS]

Deliverable:
1. Content strategy and editorial point of view.
2. Audience questions mapped to awareness and buying stages.
3. Content pillars, topic clusters, and internal-link structure.
4. Keyword and search-intent opportunities, including SEO and answer-engine considerations.
5. A 12-week calendar with title, format, channel, funnel role, CTA, owner, and status.
6. Detailed briefs for the ten highest-priority pieces.
7. Distribution and repurposing workflow across email, social, video, sales, and community.
8. On-page requirements including title, metadata, headings, schema opportunities, evidence, and internal links.
9. Originality and information-gain requirements.
10. Measurement dashboard covering discovery, engagement, conversion, and assisted revenue.
11. Review cadence and rules for updating, consolidating, or retiring content.

Prioritize commercially relevant topics over traffic-only opportunities.

Goal: Audit [URL / SCREENSHOTS / FUNNEL DATA] and produce an implementation-ready conversion improvement plan.

Business context:
- Offer: [OFFER]
- Audience: [AUDIENCE]
- Traffic sources: [SOURCES]
- Primary conversion: [CONVERSION]
- Current conversion rate: [RATE]
- Device split: [MOBILE / DESKTOP]
- Known objections or complaints: [DETAILS]
- Brand and compliance constraints: [CONSTRAINTS]

Evaluate:
- Message match.
- Value proposition clarity.
- Information hierarchy.
- Offer and proof.
- CTA clarity.
- Friction and anxiety.
- Mobile behavior.
- Form or checkout usability.
- Accessibility.
- Performance and tracking.
- Post-conversion experience.

Deliverable:
1. Executive diagnosis.
2. Funnel-stage friction map.
3. Findings ranked by severity, confidence, evidence, and expected impact.
4. Quick wins that can be implemented without redesign.
5. Section-by-section copy and layout recommendations.
6. A text wireframe for the recommended page structure.
7. CTA, headline, proof, form, and objection-handling revisions.
8. Mobile and accessibility corrections.
9. Analytics and event-tracking gaps.
10. A prioritized A/B testing backlog with hypothesis, control, variant, primary metric, guardrail metric, audience, and stopping criteria.
11. A 30-day implementation sequence.

Do not present aesthetic preference as conversion evidence. Label hypotheses that require testing.

Goal: Run a weekly marketing operating review for [BUSINESS OR TEAM] using the latest available files, reports, campaign data, and prior decisions.

Review period: [DATES]
Business goals: [GOALS]
Active initiatives: [INITIATIVES]
Decision owners: [PEOPLE OR ROLES]
Known constraints: [BUDGET, CAPACITY, APPROVALS]

Deliverable:
1. Executive status: on track, at risk, or off track, with evidence.
2. KPI movement versus target and prior period.
3. Meaningful wins and what created them.
4. Performance problems, bottlenecks, and likely causes.
5. Campaign, content, creative, funnel, and pipeline observations.
6. Decisions that should be made this week.
7. Actions grouped into stop, continue, scale, fix, and test.
8. A prioritized task list with owner, deadline, dependency, expected impact, and validation method.
9. Risks requiring leadership attention.
10. Questions that cannot be answered from the available evidence.
11. A concise stakeholder update suitable for email or Slack.

Inspect and report freely, but do not publish content, change campaign budgets, send messages, or modify external systems without explicit approval.