Skill: Campaign Plan (Cross-Cutting)
Purpose
Generate a comprehensive marketing campaign brief covering goals, target audience, key messaging, week-by-week channel strategy, content calendar, and success metrics.
When to Use
- When planning a new product launch, lead-generation push, or brand awareness campaign.
- When you need a week-by-week content calendar mapping dependencies between assets.
- When translating business and marketing goals into structured, executable campaign tasks.
Step-by-Step Process
Step 1: Objective & Audience Definition
- Formulate SMART objectives (e.g., generate 200 SQLs in 6 weeks).
- Define primary and secondary audience segments, their pain points, and stage in the buyer's journey.
Step 2: Messaging & Differentiation
- Define one core campaign message and 3-4 supporting messages tailored to pain points.
- Identify solid proof points (case studies, data, testimonials) to support the messaging.
Step 3: Channel Strategy
- Select channels based on audience habits:
- Owned (blog, email, social)
- Earned (PR, influencer, guest posts)
- Paid (SEM, social ads, sponsorships)
- Map effort levels (low, medium, high) and budget allocations.
Step 4: Content Calendar & Asset Mapping
- Build a week-by-week content calendar in table format.
- List all required content assets with priority and creation deadlines.
Step 5: Success Metrics & KPIs
- Define primary and secondary KPIs.
- Establish tracking mechanisms and risk mitigation plans.
Required Input
- Campaign Goal: Drive signups, product launch, lead-gen, etc.
- Target Audience: Roles, industry, pain points.
- Timeline: Campaign duration and key launch dates.
- Budget Tier (Optional): Paid media budget range.
Expected Output
- Executive Summary: One-sentence summary and main measurable target.
- Audience Profile: 2-3 sentence summary of the target buyers.
- Messaging Matrix: Key message, supporting points, and proof points.
- Content Calendar Table: Columns for Week, Asset Name, Channel, and Notes.
- Success Metrics Table: List of KPIs, target numbers, and tracking methods.
- Next Steps Checklist: Actionable kick-off tasks.
Tone & Rules
- Write in a highly structured, strategic, and professional tone.
- Ensure all campaign goals follow the SMART framework.
- Always include clear dependencies in the content calendar.
Available Templates
- None
Available Scripts
- None
Examples
See examples/ directory.
Links to Other Skills
- documents: Use to write the final campaign plan document.
- content-creation: Use to write the copy for the assets mapped in the campaign plan.
- ui-ux: Use to design landing pages and ad creative layouts required for the campaign.