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Use when planning or drafting content grounded in customer stories, founder lessons, proof, examples, artifacts, or a clear point of view.
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Use when writing or rewriting website copy: homepages, landing pages, pricing pages, product pages, feature pages, hero sections, headlines, subheads, CTAs, value propositions, taglines, and above-the-fold messaging. Do not use for email sequences, blog posts, longform X articles, or platform-specific ad copy.
Use when planning a product launch, feature release, waitlist, beta, public announcement, relaunch, Product Hunt-style push, repeated feature launch system, launch-week checklist, or multi-channel GTM rollout.
Use when writing or rewriting longform X/Twitter articles, X Articles, founder essays, launch essays, growth teardowns, product breakdowns, build-in-public stories, or sharp startup takes that need X-native hooks, tone, pacing, and structure. Use for X Articles and long posts, not blog SEO posts, lifecycle emails, or landing page copy.
Use when turning a marketing, growth, CRO, pricing, onboarding, email, ad, or acquisition idea into a useful experiment or test plan.
Use when optimizing a site or brand to show up in AI answers, LLM citations, AI search, product recommendations, and category answers.
Use when auditing, planning, or debugging marketing measurement, conversion tracking, GA4, GTM, UTMs, pixels, CRM attribution, funnel reporting, or dashboard trust.
| name | content-strategy |
| description | Use when planning or drafting content grounded in customer stories, founder lessons, proof, examples, artifacts, or a clear point of view. |
Turn real customer stories, founder lessons, and proof into useful content angles.
Do not invent customers, quotes, metrics, screenshots, or lived experience. If the user has no story or proof, ask for source material or recommend a different topic.
Useful source material:
Before outlining, identify:
If the spine is weak, ask one focused follow-up.
Pick one:
Avoid listicles unless the list comes from a specific dataset or repeated fieldwork.
Content angle:
[specific angle]
Narrative spine:
Scene:
Stakes:
Turn:
Evidence:
Reader shift:
Best format:
[shape] because [reason]
Headline options:
1. [specific]
2. [specific]
3. [specific]
Outline:
1. Opening scene
2. What most people assume
3. What actually happened
4. Evidence and analysis
5. Transferable lesson
6. CTA or next step
Missing proof:
- [what to gather before publishing]