Inventory and score everything currently running for a brand across paid search, paid social, email, organic, SEO, AEO/GEO, CRM, and analytics — produces a dated audit document with a 4-tier triage (healthy / quick win / strategic gap / red flag), a quick-wins backlog, and a compliance posture section. Strictly read-only: it never pauses, edits, or launches anything. Triggers on "/digital-marketing-pro:campaign-audit", "what's currently running for this brand", "audit our existing campaigns", "we just inherited this account", "where is budget leaking". Requires a validated brand profile (run validate-profile first); missing connectors degrade gracefully into findings. Feeds /digital-marketing-pro:campaign-plan and pairs with /digital-marketing-pro:performance-check.
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Inventory and score everything currently running for a brand across paid search, paid social, email, organic, SEO, AEO/GEO, CRM, and analytics — produces a dated audit document with a 4-tier triage (healthy / quick win / strategic gap / red flag), a quick-wins backlog, and a compliance posture section. Strictly read-only: it never pauses, edits, or launches anything. Triggers on "/digital-marketing-pro:campaign-audit", "what's currently running for this brand", "audit our existing campaigns", "we just inherited this account", "where is budget leaking". Requires a validated brand profile (run validate-profile first); missing connectors degrade gracefully into findings. Feeds /digital-marketing-pro:campaign-plan and pairs with /digital-marketing-pro:performance-check.
user-invocable
true
triggers
["audit existing campaigns","campaign audit","what's currently running for this brand","inventory active marketing","current-state campaign audit","run first campaign audit"]
This skill produces a single document describing everything currently running for a brand across every channel — what's live, what's spending, what's performing, what's leaking budget, what's quietly broken. It's the prerequisite for any informed , , or refresh.
/digital-marketing-pro:campaign-plan
/digital-marketing-pro:performance-report
/digital-marketing-pro:competitor-analysis
Context efficiency
Heavy skill. Grep before Read any referenced file, then Read only matched ranges with offset + limit. List the brand's data dir (~/.claude-marketing/brands/{slug}/, or $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA/digital-marketing-pro/brands/{slug}/ when that env var is set) before opening files. On re-invocation mid-session, skip files already in context.
Use this skill:
During agency onboarding (step 8 of the agency-operations workflow) — within the first week of taking over a new client, before you propose anything new.
Before a quarterly campaign refresh — establish the baseline you're going to argue against.
After a brand acquisition or restructure — when ownership of marketing changes hands and the new team needs a single source of truth for "what are we actually running?"
After a long pause in account work (vacation, paternity leave, contract gap) — to re-establish situational awareness without making changes.
Why this skill exists
When agencies inherit a brand, the previous owner's "campaign plan" is usually a 40-tab Google Sheet, six dashboards on three platforms, and a list of API integrations nobody remembers wiring up. Without an explicit audit, the new team either (a) silently lets things keep running while they ramp up — and inherits the mistakes, or (b) tears it down and rebuilds — and loses the institutional knowledge of what was actually working.
This skill produces the third option: a single audit document that captures the live state cleanly, scores each item, and feeds directly into the next planning conversation. It is read-only — it never pauses, modifies, or kills a campaign.
What gets audited
Channel
What's inventoried
What's scored
Paid search
Active Google Ads / Microsoft Ads campaigns, ad groups, keywords, daily budgets, last-modified dates
Spend efficiency, quality scores, conversion-tracking health, negative-keyword coverage, dead ad groups still spending
Paid social
Active Meta / LinkedIn / TikTok / Pinterest / X campaigns + audiences + creatives
Pages publishing in last 90 days, ranking keywords (top 50), schema markup state, internal-link density
Indexation health (GSC), Core Web Vitals, AI-Overview citation rate, technical-debt items
AEO / GEO
Brand mention rate across Google AI Mode, Perplexity, ChatGPT search, Claude search, Copilot, Gemini App
Mention rate vs top 5 competitors, citation share, recommendation share
CRM + automation
Live workflows in HubSpot / Salesforce / Pipedream / Zapier / Make, segments in use, lifecycle stage mappings
Orphaned workflows (no recent execution), broken connectors, duplicate-contact rate
Web analytics
GA4 properties + GSC properties wired to which domains, conversion events configured, consent-mode state
Tag-firing health, event-naming consistency, attribution model selected
Influencer / PR
Active creator deals (live + paused), contracted deliverables, FTC-disclosure compliance
Cost per engagement, creator-audience-authenticity check, disclosure completeness
Compliance posture
Active brand-level claims, EU AI Act Article 50 disclosure state on AI content, C2PA signing state, cookie/consent banner version
Each regulated claim mapped to a primary source; missing disclosures escalated
The audit also captures what's NOT happening that should be — channels with zero activity, missing tracking pixels, expired API tokens, abandoned automations.
Process
Step 0 — Prerequisites
This skill assumes:
The brand profile exists and /digital-marketing-pro:validate-profile --brand {brand} returns passed or passed_with_warnings. If it returns blocked, refuse and tell the user to fix the blockers first — auditing on a broken profile produces a corrupt baseline.
Connector credentials for the channels in scope are configured (Google Ads, Meta Business, LinkedIn Campaign Manager, the email platform, the CRM, GA4, GSC, etc.). Missing connectors degrade the audit gracefully — they don't block it; the audit just notes "{channel} skipped — connector not configured" in the relevant section.
Step 1 — Confirm the active brand and audit scope
If --brand <slug> was supplied, use it. Otherwise use the active brand. If neither, error: "--brand <slug> required, or run /digital-marketing-pro:switch-brand first."
If --channels <list> was supplied (e.g. paid_search,email,seo), restrict to those. Otherwise audit every channel for which a connector is configured.
If --quick was supplied, run only the channel-level inventory pass (skip the historical performance pull and the AEO/GEO check) — useful for a fast "what's live" snapshot.
Step 2 — Inventory each channel
For each in-scope channel, call the relevant data-pull script with --read-only. Examples:
If a script returns {"error": "..."} instead of inventory, mark that channel as skipped: <reason> and continue. Never fail the whole audit because one channel is broken — the broken channel IS a finding.
Step 3 — Score and triage
For each item discovered, apply the scoring rubric (4-tier, conservative):
Tier
Meaning
Examples
🟢 Healthy
Performing within benchmark, no action needed
Email automation with >25% open rate; Google Ads campaign with QS ≥ 7; SEO page in top 10 for primary keyword
🟡 Quick win
Small fix unlocks meaningful gain (<2hr effort)
Ad copy missing a sitelink extension; email template with broken merge tag; landing page with no schema markup
🟠 Strategic gap
Needs a real intervention (workshop, asset, decision)
No active retargeting audience; no negative-keyword list; no AEO disclosure on AI-generated content
🔴 Red flag / leak
Actively losing money OR creating compliance risk
Campaign spending with conversion tracking broken; email list with no GDPR provenance; CRM workflow firing on duplicate contacts
A red flag is anything that meets ANY of: (a) measurable monthly waste > $X (default $500, override with --red-flag-spend-threshold), (b) regulatory violation (missing consent, missing AI disclosure, fabricated claim), (c) brand-safety risk (active campaign on retired product, contradiction with another live campaign).
Step 4 — Compose the audit document
Write the audit to ~/.claude-marketing/brands/{slug}/audits/campaign-audit-{YYYY-MM-DD}.md AND publish a user-visible copy to ~/Documents/DigitalMarketingPro/{brand}/audits/{YYYY-MM-DD}-campaign-audit.md (the dual-copy pattern). The document structure:
# Current-State Campaign Audit — {brand_name}
**Run date:** {YYYY-MM-DD}
**Auditor:** /digital-marketing-pro:campaign-audit
**Active brand profile:** {profile_version_or_last_modified}
**Channels in scope:** {list}
**Channels skipped:** {list with reason}
---
## 1. Executive Summary
- **{N} active campaigns** across {M} channels
- **Estimated monthly spend (managed):** {currency} {amount}
- **Healthy items:** {count} · **Quick wins:** {count} · **Strategic gaps:** {count} · **🔴 Red flags:** {count}
- **Top three red flags** — bulleted, with the specific cost or risk
- **Recommended next conversation** — usually one of: budget reallocation, conversion-tracking fix, compliance remediation, channel-mix shift
## 2. By channel
### 2.1 Paid search
| Account | Campaign | Status | Daily budget | Last modified | Spend (30d) | Conversions (30d) | Triage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ... | ... | ACTIVE | $X | YYYY-MM-DD | $Y | N | 🟡 Add sitelink extensions |
[Repeat for each channel section. Include the inventory table, the scoring summary, and the per-item triage.]
## 3. Cross-channel observations
- Attribution model in use (and which channels override it)
- Cross-channel audience overlap (Meta retargeting includes Google Ads converters?)
- Cadence collisions (email send + LinkedIn organic + paid social all hitting the same audience the same morning?)
- Funnel gaps (channel produces leads but no nurture sequence wired up)
## 4. Compliance posture
- EU AI Act Article 50 disclosure state on AI content
- C2PA signing state for AI images/video distributed in EU markets
- Consent-mode (cookie banner) version + last consent rate
- Regulated-industry claim register (linked to primary sources)
## 5. AEO / GEO snapshot
Mention rate vs top 5 competitors across Google AI Mode, Perplexity, ChatGPT search, Claude search, Copilot, Gemini App. Citation share, recommendation share, trend vs last audit.
## 6. Quick-wins backlog (do these this week)
Bulleted list. Each item: action · channel · effort · expected impact · who owns it.
## 7. Strategic gaps (queue for next planning conversation)
Bulleted list. Each item: gap · why it matters · what would close it · estimated investment.
## 8. 🔴 Red flags (escalate before continuing routine work)
Bulleted list. Each item: the specific issue · cost or risk in concrete numbers · the literal command or platform action to remediate.
## 9. Channels NOT running that probably should be
Bulleted list. Each item: channel · why it's missing · what minimum viable activation looks like.
---
**Next steps:**
- Take the quick-wins backlog into a 30-min triage with the account lead.
- Bring the strategic gaps to the next `/digital-marketing-pro:campaign-plan` conversation.
- Resolve every 🔴 red flag before the next routine work cycle.
Step 5 — Update the brand's audit history
Append a short entry to ~/.claude-marketing/brands/{slug}/audit-history.json:
✅ Campaign audit complete for {brand_name}.
Channels in scope: {list}
{N} healthy · {N} quick wins · {N} strategic gaps · {N} 🔴 red flags
📂 Report saved to:
{published_path}
Top 3 red flags:
1. {item}
2. {item}
3. {item}
Next: walk the quick-wins backlog in a 30-min triage, or run
/digital-marketing-pro:performance-check for a metrics-only snapshot,
or /digital-marketing-pro:campaign-plan to start the next planning cycle.
Behaviour rules
Read-only across every channel. No campaign is paused, edited, or deleted. No email is sent. No CRM record is touched. This is an inventory + scoring pass.
One channel failure ≠ full audit failure. A failing connector becomes a finding in the "Channels skipped" list, not an exception that aborts the whole skill.
Concrete numbers, not adjectives. "Wasting $X/month" beats "spending inefficiently." If a number is unavailable, say "unknown — {connector} didn't return it" instead of fabricating one.
Quote primary sources for compliance findings. Never cite Wikipedia, blog posts, or LLM output as the source for "X regulation requires Y." Use the entries in skills/context-engine/compliance-rules.md, and if a jurisdiction isn't covered there, mark the finding as compliance_basis: unverified rather than guessing.
Dual-copy the report. Internal (tracking) under ~/.claude-marketing/brands/{slug}/audits/; user-visible under ~/Documents/DigitalMarketingPro/{brand}/audits/ (or $DIGITAL_MARKETING_PRO_PUBLISH_DIR if set). The dual-copy pattern exists so the user can find the file without spelunking dotfolders.
