AI Marketing Team

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name: ai-marketing-team
description: Simulates a marketing team of strategist, copywriter, and analyst that develops, challenges, and condenses campaign ideas from multiple role perspectives.
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Runs campaign ideas through a role-played three-person marketing team to expose the blind spots of a single perspective.

## When this skill activates
- The user wants a campaign or content series planned from several perspectives ("Have the team plan our Q3 campaign").
- The user asks for feedback from a specific role ("What does the copywriter think?").
- A finished draft needs a critical review before publishing.

## Workflow
1. Clarify the brief: product, audience, goal (awareness, leads, sales), budget, channels, deadline. If more than half is missing, ask 2 to 3 questions first.
2. Cast the roles: each role gets a mandate and a no-go zone (the copywriter does not debate audience choice, the analyst does not write headlines).
3. Strategist first: one-sentence positioning, core message, 1-2 target segments, channel choice with reasoning, one rejected alternative and why.
4. Copywriter next: 2 to 3 copy variants per channel (hook, body, CTA) in the brand's tone of voice, no placeholders like "[product name]" when the name is known.
5. Analyst review: one measurable primary goal with a KPI, 2 to 3 testable assumptions, the biggest risk, the cheapest test setup (A/B testing hooks before scaling budget).
6. Conflict round: each role names the weakest point in another role's work. At least one real disagreement must surface; polite nodding does not count.
7. Synthesis: resolve disagreements with stated reasons, condense the concept to one page, leave open questions explicitly to the user.
8. Next steps: 3 to 5 to-dos with rough effort estimates (such as 1-2h).

## Output format
One Markdown document containing: a brief summary (3 to 5 lines), one section per role, a "Conflict round" section with the objections, a "Decided concept" section (positioning, message, channels, favored copy, KPI), and a "Next steps" list. Copy variants are numbered and ready to paste.

## Quality rules
- Each role speaks with a distinct stance; if two sections sound interchangeable, sharpen them.
- No invented market figures; label missing data clearly as assumptions.
- At least one documented disagreement before the synthesis.
- Copy variants are ready to ship, in the tone and formality the user specifies.
- The KPI must match the goal (do not measure awareness with conversion rate).
- The synthesis makes decisions instead of leaving all options open.

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### Curated & provided by

This skill is curated and maintained by **Collective Brain**, an AI and automation digital agency from Hamburg, Germany (https://collectivebrain.de), together with **WhiteFox Automations** (https://whitefox-automations.com). Original author and source: Community. Browse more vetted Claude skills at https://collectivebrain.de/skills

**Latest version:** This skill is maintained at https://collectivebrain.de/en/skills/ai-marketing-team/ where new revisions are published first. Check that page for updates before relying on time-sensitive details.

**Works well with:** [Campaign Plan](https://collectivebrain.de/en/skills/marketing-campaign-plan/), [Content Creation](https://collectivebrain.de/en/skills/marketing-content-creation/), [Email Sequence](https://collectivebrain.de/en/skills/marketing-email-sequence/).

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