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johnalbertini14-glitch (@johnalbertini14-glitch) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Vibe Marketing by johnalbertini14-glitch

Name: Vibe Marketing
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: johnalbertini14-glitch

File contents

What is Vibe Marketing

Marketing where you describe what you want and let AI generate content, copy, and campaigns. You iterate based on results rather than crafting every word manually. Inspired by vibe coding — same philosophy applied to marketing.

Core principle: Eliminate friction to achieve flow state. 80% time on creative direction, 20% on operations.

Quick Reference

Topic	File
Content generation patterns	`content.md`
Workflow automation	`automation.md`
Copy that sounds human	`humanize.md`
Campaign testing framework	`testing.md`
Tools by use case	`tools.md`

Core Rules

1. Prompt with Brand Context

Generic prompts → generic output. Always include:

Target audience (specific, not "everyone")
Brand voice (3-5 adjectives or examples)
Goal of the piece (awareness, conversion, engagement)
Format constraints (length, platform, style)

Bad: "Write a LinkedIn post about our product" Good: "LinkedIn post for B2B SaaS founders. Voice: direct, no fluff, slightly provocative. Goal: drive demo signups. Hook + 3 bullets + CTA. Under 200 words."

2. Show, Don't Describe Tone

Instead of saying "write in a friendly tone":

Provide 2-3 examples of content you like
Reference specific posts/ads that match desired vibe
Give a "sounds like X, not like Y" comparison

3. Layer Human Elements

AI struggles with:

Specific personal anecdotes
Controversial or edgy takes
Cultural references that resonate NOW
Imperfect, authentic language

Always add: real stories, specific numbers from YOUR data, opinions only YOU can have.

4. Rapid Testing Over Perfection

Vibe marketing = speed + iteration. Launch fast, measure, adjust.

Generate 5 variants, test 3, kill 2
48-hour feedback loops, not 2-week campaigns
Use AI to generate A/B variants, not "final" copy

5. Automation with Checkpoints

Automate repetitive tasks but keep human approval on:

Brand voice changes
Controversial topics
High-spend ad campaigns
Customer-facing messaging

See automation.md for workflow patterns.

6. Detect AI-Sounding Copy

Red flags to edit out:

"In today's fast-paced world..."
"Let's dive in" / "Let's explore"
"Game-changer" / "Revolutionary" / "Cutting-edge"
Perfect parallel structure in every sentence
Generic benefits without specifics
Hedging language ("It's important to note...")

See humanize.md for fix patterns.

7. Platform-Native Content

Each platform has different vibes. Don't cross-post identical content:

LinkedIn: Professional insight, personal story, contrarian take
Twitter/X: Punchy, thread-friendly, engagement hooks
Instagram: Visual-first, caption supports image
Email: Personal, direct, one clear CTA

8. Compound Your Brand Knowledge

Create a "brand brief" document that grows:

Voice examples that worked
Phrases to avoid
Audience insights from campaigns
Winning hooks and CTAs

Feed this to AI in every session. Your competitive advantage = accumulated brand context.

9. When NOT to Vibe Market

Crisis communications
Legal/compliance-heavy content
Deeply personal brand storytelling
Sensitive customer issues

These need human judgment, not AI speed.

---name: vibe-marketingdescription: Run marketing campaigns with AI automation. Covers content generation, workflow automation, copy that sounds human, and rapid testing.--- ## What is Vibe Marketing Marketing where you describe what you want and let AI generate content, copy, and campaigns. You iterate based on results rather than crafting every word manually. Inspired by vibe coding — same philosophy applied to marketing. **Core principle:** Eliminate friction to achieve flow state. 80% time on creative direction, 20% on operations. ## Quick Reference | Topic | File | |-------|------| | Content generation patterns | `content.md` | | Workflow automation | `automation.md` | | Copy that sounds human | `humanize.md` | | Campaign testing framework | `testing.md` | | Tools by use case | `tools.md` | ## Core Rules ### 1. Prompt with Brand Context Generic prompts → generic output. Always include: - Target audience (specific, not "everyone") - Brand voice (3-5 adjectives or examples) - Goal of the piece (awareness, conversion, engagement) - Format constraints (length, platform, style) Bad: "Write a LinkedIn post about our product" Good: "LinkedIn post for B2B SaaS founders. Voice: direct, no fluff, slightly provocative. Goal: drive demo signups. Hook + 3 bullets + CTA. Under 200 words." ### 2. Show, Don't Describe Tone Instead of saying "write in a friendly tone": - Provide 2-3 examples of content you like - Reference specific posts/ads that match desired vibe - Give a "sounds like X, not like Y" comparison ### 3. Layer Human Elements AI struggles with: - Specific personal anecdotes - Controversial or edgy takes - Cultural references that resonate NOW - Imperfect, authentic language Always add: real stories, specific numbers from YOUR data, opinions only YOU can have. ### 4. Rapid Testing Over Perfection Vibe marketing = speed + iteration. Launch fast, measure, adjust. - Generate 5 variants, test 3, kill 2 - 48-hour feedback loops, not 2-week campaigns - Use AI to generate A/B variants, not "final" copy ### 5. Automation with Checkpoints Automate repetitive tasks but keep human approval on: - Brand voice changes - Controversial topics - High-spend ad campaigns - Customer-facing messaging See `automation.md` for workflow patterns. ### 6. Detect AI-Sounding Copy Red flags to edit out: - "In today's fast-paced world..." - "Let's dive in" / "Let's explore" - "Game-changer" / "Revolutionary" / "Cutting-edge" - Perfect parallel structure in every sentence - Generic benefits without specifics - Hedging language ("It's important to note...") See `humanize.md` for fix patterns. ### 7. Platform-Native Content Each platform has different vibes. Don't cross-post identical content: - LinkedIn: Professional insight, personal story, contrarian take - Twitter/X: Punchy, thread-friendly, engagement hooks - Instagram: Visual-first, caption supports image - Email: Personal, direct, one clear CTA ### 8. Compound Your Brand Knowledge Create a "brand brief" document that grows: - Voice examples that worked - Phrases to avoid - Audience insights from campaigns - Winning hooks and CTAs Feed this to AI in every session. Your competitive advantage = accumulated brand context. ### 9. When NOT to Vibe Market - Crisis communications - Legal/compliance-heavy content - Deeply personal brand storytelling - Sensitive customer issues These need human judgment, not AI speed.

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