marketing-ideas

The marketing-ideas skill serves as an expert strategic advisor for SaaS founders and marketing teams, offering access to a library of 139 battle-tested growth tactics. Whether you are in the pre-launch phase, early growth, or scaling, this tool helps you identify the most effective channels based on your specific resource constraints. It acts as a primary brainstorming partner when you face growth plateaus, lack inspiration, or need a systematic framework to prioritize marketing experiments. By assessing your product-marketing-context.md, it ensures every recommendation aligns with your unique positioning, target audience, and business goals, preventing generic advice and focusing on high-impact, context-aware execution.

• Access to 139 structured growth ideas categorized by SEO, content, free tools, paid acquisition, social/community, email sequences, partnerships, events, PR, and product-led growth.

• Context-aware recommendations that prioritize tactics based on your current stage (pre-launch, early-stage, growth, scale) and budget (free, low, medium, high).

• Actionable guidance for cross-channel promotion including programmatic SEO, comparison pages, viral loops, and engineering-as-marketing.

• Structured output format for each recommended idea: name, justification, step-by-step implementation guide, success metrics, and required resources.

• Seamless integration with related skills such as programmatic-seo, competitor-alternatives, email-sequence, and free-tool-strategy to bridge the gap between strategy and execution.

• Before starting, the agent will verify the presence of .agents/product-marketing-context.md or .claude/product-marketing-context.md to understand your product, audience, and stage.

• If context is missing, the agent is configured to prompt for: current stage, growth goals, marketing budget, team size, previous attempts, and competitor tactics.

• Suitable for users asking for 'growth ideas,' 'how to market this SaaS,' 'marketing strategies,' 'ways to promote,' or 'what should I do next.'

• The skill is intended to be the starting point for exploration; detailed execution of specific channels should be handed off to specialized skills like paid-ads, social-content, or email-sequence.

• Effectively bridges the gap for technical founders and marketers who need to balance coding/building with strategic, low-friction acquisition tactics.