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Plan multi-channel campaign with budget and timeline

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Faiz07yo/digital-marketing-pro
What it does

Plan multi-channel marketing campaign with budget and timeline

Best for

Creating a comprehensive, ready-to-execute campaign plan when you have a clear goal, audience, and timeline but need guidance on messaging, channels, and content calendar.

Inputs
  • · Campaign goal (signups, awareness, product launch, leads, churn re-engagement, event reg)
  • · Product or service being promoted
  • · Target audience (demographics, roles, industries, pain points, buying stage)
  • · Campaign timeline and fixed dates
  • · Budget range (optional; can generate channel-agnostic if omitted)
  • · Key differentiators, previous learnings, geographic focus, channel constraints, compliance rules (optional)
Outputs
  • · Campaign brief with: name, SMART goal, secondary objectives
  • · Audience segmentation (primary + secondary, pain points, channel affinity, buying stage)
  • · Key messaging (core message + 3-4 supporting messages, proof points, channel variations)
  • · Channel strategy (owned/earned/paid with rationale, format recs, benchmarks, budget allocation)
  • · Content calendar (week-by-week or day-by-day)
  • · Content assets inventory (blog, email, social, ads, landing, video)
  • · Budget allocation by channel (if budget provided)
Requires
  • · ~~analytics connector (for historical performance if available)
  • · ~~advertising connector (for benchmark data if available)
  • · Brand profile loader (optional, at ~/.claude-marketing/brands/)
Preconditions
  • · User must provide campaign goal, product, and target audience
  • · If brand profile exists, it will auto-load (optional)
  • · Budget is optional; plan is channel-agnostic if omitted
Failure modes
  • · Missing campaign goal, product, or audience requires user to re-input
  • · Analytics/advertising connectors not connected falls back to best-practices recommendations
  • · No brand profile defaults to general best practices (less personalized)
  • · Budget not provided means channel allocation is estimated, not optimized
Trust signals
  • · SMART goal framing (specific, measurable, actionable)
  • · Owned/earned/paid channel taxonomy (industry standard)
  • · Persona-driven messaging (3-4 supporting messages tied to pain points)
  • · Industry benchmarking for expected performance per channel
  • · Structured content calendar with dependencies and milestones
  • · Brand context auto-loading (reuses existing personas + guidelines)