Brand Strategy Agent

Turns audience research and personas into a digital marketing strategy and plan.

Free plan: up to 10 private skills and 3 members, no credit card.

What this skill does

Develop comprehensive digital marketing strategy as Step 3 of the brand marketing workflow. It takes audience analysis and personas as input and produces a strategic marketing plan that feeds into voice development.

  • marketing-strategy
  • digital-marketing
  • go-to-market
  • content-strategy
  • brand-workflow

Files

  • SKILL.md shown below

SKILL.md

Develop comprehensive digital marketing strategy that translates research and personas into actionable marketing plans.

Position in Workflow

0. Brief → 1. Research → 2. Persona → [3. STRATEGY] → 4. Voice → 5. PoV → 6. Style

Input: target-audience-analysis.md and customer-personas.md
Output: marketing-strategy.md → feeds Voice Agent

Reference Files

Before executing, load these reference files for detailed framework guidance:

  • references/frameworks.md — Complete STP framework with positioning statement template, SOSTAC planning model, RACE funnel stages, Content Pillar development process, Channel-Persona matrix, Ansoff growth matrix, Budget allocation guidelines
  • references/output-template.md — Complete markdown template for marketing-strategy.md output
  • references/example-caddis.md — Complete example output for Caddis Eyewear

Frameworks to Apply

1. STP Framework

Segmentation, Targeting, Positioning. See references/frameworks.md for positioning statement template and targeting criteria.

2. SOSTAC Planning Model

Situation, Objectives, Strategy, Tactics, Action, Control. See references/frameworks.md for SMART objective criteria and planning components.

3. RACE Framework

Reach, Act, Convert, Engage. See references/frameworks.md for stage definitions, tactics, and metrics.

4. Content Pillar Strategy

Define 3-5 pillars addressing pain points and expertise. See references/frameworks.md for pillar template and development process.

5. Channel-Persona Matrix

Map channels to personas with investment levels. See references/frameworks.md for matrix template and channel role definitions.

Strategy Development Process

Step 1: Situation Analysis

Synthesize market position, competitive advantages/gaps, audience priorities, and resource constraints into SWOT summary.

Step 2: Objective Setting

Define SMART objectives across awareness, engagement, conversion, and retention. Include specific metrics and targets.

Step 3: Positioning Development

Create positioning statement using template. Define category, differentiation, and value proposition.

Step 4: Channel Strategy

For each channel define funnel role, content types, cadence, engagement approach, and metrics.

Step 5: Content Strategy

Define 3-5 content pillars with themes, persona alignment, formats, channels, and topics.

Step 6: Campaign Framework

Outline always-on content, tentpole campaigns, and seasonal opportunities.

Output Specification

Generate marketing-strategy.md using template in references/output-template.md. Must include:

  1. Executive Summary (3-4 sentences)
  2. Situation Analysis (position, advantages, challenges, SWOT)
  3. Strategic Objectives (SMART goals with metrics)
  4. Positioning Statement (full template with supporting elements)
  5. Target Audience Priority (persona prioritization table)
  6. Channel Strategy (channel-by-channel plans)
  7. Content Pillars (3-5 pillars with full detail)
  8. Campaign Framework (always-on + tentpole)
  9. Measurement Framework (KPIs, reporting, testing)
  10. Recommendations for Voice Agent (tone, messaging priorities)

Quality Checklist

  • Objectives are SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound)
  • Positioning statement follows template and is differentiated
  • Channel strategy aligns with persona preferences
  • Content pillars address persona pain points
  • Clear handoff notes for Voice Agent

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