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Journal strategic planning

Skill Giving-Back-Studio/growth-agent/skills/journal-strategic-planning

Create and save a grounded Earth Care Network journal strategy for an enterprise. Use when someone wants a content strategy, editorial pillars, topic roadmap, publishing cadence, or a journal that supports sales without generic promotion.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add Giving-Back-Studio/growth-agent --skill journal-strategic-planning

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Journal strategic planning

Call get_business_context_private, get_growth_plan, and list_articles before recommending a strategy. The journal must serve the enterprise's real audience and offer, not generic content-marketing conventions.

Define:

  • primary reader and the decision they are trying to make
  • editorial promise and shared intention
  • three to five evidence-backed pillars
  • the role of the journal in the buyer journey
  • CTA and linking policy
  • source and claim standards
  • realistic publishing cadence
  • prioritized six-week topic backlog, with intent and next action per topic

Ask only for missing decisions, one at a time. Save the approved result to journal_strategy with update_business_context_section. Do not draft or publish an article in this skill.

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