Loading...
Loading...
Found 11 Skills
Plan and orchestrate a product launch or social media campaign end to end — the multi-week arc, channel by channel. Use when someone wants to plan a launch, product drop, campaign, big announcement, waitlist/pre-launch push, or coordinated multi-platform moment. Plans a time-boxed campaign as ONE story across three phases (tease -> launch -> sustain) toward a single goal, and schedules the coordinated social posts via WoopSocial. Uses the STORY framework. Reads brand-profile + goals-and-kpis first. WoopSocial schedules + publishes the social posts on the timeline; the waitlist/hub, email sequence, checkout, paid ads, press/creator outreach, and livestream are external/native, and conversion/ROI come from native analytics + the store (never fabricated). Urgency must be credible (no fake countdowns/scarcity). Distinct from content-calendar (the ongoing always-on cadence) and goals-and-kpis (the targets a campaign serves).
The narrative-craft layer -- apply story structure (tension, transformation, resolution) to make any social content stick and travel. Use when someone wants to tell their brand/founder/customer story, make a flat post land, build an emotional or narrative-driven piece, or structure a story across formats. Uses the BEATS framework. Reads brand-profile + voice-builder first. The agent finds the real story, structures the arc (setup -> turning point -> payoff; audience = hero, brand = guide), anchors concrete specifics, and shapes it to the format. Feeds the format writers (reels-script, carousel-writer, linkedin-post-writer, thread-writer, caption-writer) and hook-writer; serialized arcs map into content-calendar; WoopSocial publishes. NOT the IG/FB Stories format (that's story-writer). Never fabricates a customer story or testimonial; never guarantees virality. Distinct from story-writer, hook-writer (the opening it pairs with), the format writers, and campaign-and-launch-planning.
The annual moment-planning skill -- map the few seasonal/cultural/commercial moments that genuinely fit your brand, gate them for fit + authenticity, tier by weight, and plan far in advance. Use when someone wants a seasonal/holiday content plan, a moment calendar, to plan Black Friday/holiday content, or to decide whether to post for a holiday/awareness day. The planned counterpart to trend-jacking's reactivity: silence on the wrong day beats noise on the wrong topic. Uses the DATES framework. Reads brand-profile + audience-research first. The agent builds the calendar, gates fit + authenticity, tiers, plans lead-time, feeds content-calendar. Big moments route to campaign-and-launch-planning + paid; the reactive half to trend-jacking. WoopSocial schedules ahead -- it does not pick moments, judge authenticity, or run paid. Never join identity/cause moments without year-round standing; never fabricate. Distinct from trend-jacking, content-calendar, and campaign-and-launch-planning.
The live + realtime-format skill -- plan, promote, run, and repurpose livestreams and realtime moments (IG Live, TikTok LIVE, YouTube Live, LinkedIn Live, X, live shopping). Use when someone wants to plan a livestream, go live, run a live Q&A/AMA, do live shopping, or repurpose a live recording. Live is the "human premium," but the value is the event around it: promo before, engagement during, repurposing after. Uses the STAGE framework. Reads brand-profile + the live's goal first. The agent plans the live (platform + run-of-show), writes + schedules the pre-live promo, advises the live playbook (the human broadcasts natively), and plans the repurposing (recording -> clips). WoopSocial schedules the promo and publishes the repurposed clips; it does NOT broadcast, moderate in realtime, or run live shopping. Never fabricates viewer numbers. Distinct from community-management (native live moderation), campaign-and-launch-planning, and captions-and-clipping (the clip craft it routes to).
Orchestrate the live-ops team for post-launch content planning: coordinates live-ops-designer, economy-designer, analytics-engineer, community-manager, writer, and narrative-director to design and plan a season, event, or live content update.
Master go-to-market strategy, launch planning and execution, sales enablement, and marketing campaigns. Execute successful product launches.
Define go-to-market strategy including launch plan, messaging, channels, and timing during PRD v0.9 Go-to-Market. Triggers on requests to plan launch, define GTM strategy, or when user asks "how do we launch?", "go-to-market", "launch plan", "marketing strategy", "messaging", "launch channels", "GTM". Outputs GTM- entries with launch plan components.
Create a Partnership & BD Execution Pack (partner thesis, target list + scoring, outreach kit, scalable offer + negotiation guardrails, and launch plan). Use for partnerships, business development (BD), strategic partnerships, channel partners, platform/integration partnerships, and partner outreach. Category: Sales & GTM.
Product Requirements Document creation and feature specification writing. Use when writing PRDs, technical specs, feature documentation, or requirements. Triggers on "PRD", "product requirements", "feature spec", "technical requirements", "functional spec".
Your launch lead. Builds a dated, step-by-step launch plan: a cheap real-world test first (a waitlist, a pre-sale or a pop-up with a real price, so real buyers confirm what the simulated panel said), then the countdown to opening day with owners and deadlines, the launch-day run sheet, and the first 30 days of what to measure and what to change. Use when the user says "how do I launch", "launch plan", "when can I open", "launch checklist", "go live", or "soft open".
Cut a feature wishlist down to the smallest MVP that delivers value. Triages features into must, should, and won't have, defines the critical user flow, recommends a simple stack, and estimates solo build time. Use when a founder has too many features or is deciding what to build first.