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Un file SKILL.md (la guida operativa) + un modello di partenza. Un'anteprima:

Cobalt Serif Marketing Deck

When to use

• You're presenting a campaign plan to a client, boss, or team and need them to approve budget and scope
• You're planning a product launch and marketing needs one document everyone works from
• It's quarterly planning and you need to show what marketing will do, for whom, and how you'll know it worked
• You're an agency pitching a marketing proposal — strategy and deliverables in one deck
• Your last marketing deck was 40 slides of channel ideas with no goal, no budget, and no owner

Workflow

1. Audience and goal (input: who you're reaching, what they should do → output: one goal + one primary metric)
   Name the audience precisely — not "everyone", but "ops managers at 20–200 person logistics firms". Then pick one goal and one metric that proves it: "book 60 demo calls" beats "raise awareness". If the goal can't be measured, it can't be managed, and the deck will drift into activities with no finish line.
2. Positioning (input: product, audience, alternatives → output: positioning statement — problem, audience, promise, proof)
   Write the positioning in four lines: the problem the audience already feels, who exactly it's for, the promise (one outcome, plainly stated), and the proof (a fact that makes the promise believable). Everything in the deck — every channel, every message — must trace back to this statement. If a slide doesn't serve the positioning, it gets cut.
3. Plan the work (input: positioning + constraints → output: channels, offers, calendar, budget)
   Choose 2–3 channels you can actually run well with the team and budget you have — depth beats breadth. For each channel: the offer (what the audience gets), the asset needed (landing page, email sequence, ad set, event), the owner, and the date. Then lay it on a calendar and a budget table. A plan without dates and money is a wish list.
4. Design in Cobalt Serif (input: plan → output: styled deck — serif headlines, cobalt accents, one idea per slide)
   Cobalt Serif rules: serif headlines that state the takeaway, deep cobalt accent bars and callouts for the numbers that matter, silver-grey body type, one chart or table per slide at most. The budget slide and the calendar slide get full-slide treatment — they are the slides the room will actually argue about, so they deserve the space.
5. Set measurement (input: plan → output: measurement plan — metrics, targets, review cadence)
   For each initiative: one metric, a target with a date, and who reports it. Add a review cadence — weekly check, monthly decision — and a kill rule: the condition under which an initiative gets paused ("if cost per demo exceeds $X for 2 weeks, pause and reallocate"). A deck with no kill rule is a deck that keeps spending on what doesn't work.

Anteprima del modello

Cobalt Serif Marketing Deck — Template

Fill in goal, audience, and positioning first. Channels come last — they serve the positioning, not the other way round.

Goal + audience

Goal (one sentence): { } Primary metric + target + date: {metric} — {target} by {date} Audience (precisely): {not "everyone" — who exactly}

Positioning statement

• Problem the audience already feels: { }
• Who it's for: { }
• Promise (one outcome, plain words): { }
• Proof (a fact that makes the promise believable): { }

Slide-by-slide draft

1. Goal

{goal + primary metric + date}

2. Audience

{who, what they care about, where they already look}

3. Positioning

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