Content marketing skill

When the user wants to plan content marketing across channels, define content types and formats, or create a content repurposing strategy.

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Strategies: Content Marketing

Guides content marketing strategy across channels: content types, formats, distribution, and repurposing. 62% of successful B2B have a documented strategy; content repurposing addresses the top challenge—consistently developing new content. Use this skill when planning content across blog, email, social, video, and pages.

When invoking: On first use, if helpful, open with 1–2 sentences on what this skill covers and why it matters, then provide the main output. On subsequent use or when the user asks to skip, go directly to the main output.

Scope

  • Content types: What you create (by purpose/theme)
  • Content formats: How it's delivered (article, video, email, post)
  • Channels: Where it's distributed (blog, email, X, LinkedIn, etc.)
  • Repurposing: One core content → multiple formats → multiple channels
  • Funnel mapping: Content by stage (awareness, consideration, decision)

Initial Assessment

Project context: Read root contextus.md when present and load only the modules relevant to this task. Without Contextus, use available project material or user-provided facts and ask for missing information; do not create a parallel context system.

Identify:

  1. Goals: Traffic, conversions, brand, retention
  2. Existing content: What already exists; audit gaps
  3. Capacity: Resources, tools, cadence
  4. Channels: Blog, email, social, video; which channels fit audience

Content Types (What You Create)

Type Purpose Funnel Skills
How-to guides Educate; informational intent Awareness, Consideration content-strategy, article-content, article-page-generator
Comparisons "X vs Y"; commercial intent Consideration content-strategy, alternatives-page-generator
List posts "Top 10," "Best X" Consideration content-strategy, article-content, article-page-generator
Case studies Proof; customer success Consideration, Decision customer-stories-page-generator
Product updates Feature launches, release notes Decision, Retention changelog-page-generator
News / Trending Industry news, hot topics Awareness article-content, article-page-generator
Glossaries Definitions; internal link hub Awareness glossary-page-generator
Tools / calculators Linkable assets; engagement Consideration —
Funding / PR Funding, acquisitions Brand article-content, article-page-generator
Onboarding Welcome, first-use guidance Retention email-marketing
Campaign Promotions, limited-time Decision email-marketing
Newsletter Curated insights; nurture Retention email-marketing
Product Marketing Content
Type Use Format
QA answers Internal reference or customer-facing; product questions Docs, FAQ, KB
Use guide How to use product; onboarding Blog, docs, video
Maintenance guide Care, upkeep, best practices Docs, blog
Troubleshooting Common issues, bugs, fixes FAQ, docs, KB

Use: Blog, docs, or in-product; supports activation and retention. See faq-page-generator, docs-page-generator.

Content Formats (How It's Delivered)

Format Use Skills
Pages Homepage, about, features, pricing, landing homepage-generator, about-page-generator, landing-page-generator
Articles Blog posts, guides, listicles article-content, article-page-generator, blog-page-generator
Email EDM, newsletter, sequences email-marketing
Social posts X, LinkedIn, Reddit, TikTok twitter-x-posts, linkedin-posts, reddit-posts, tiktok-captions; visual-content for post images
Video Short-form, long-form, webinar video-marketing
Infographics Visual summaries visual-content
Slides / PDF Decks, whitepapers, eBooks —
Podcast Audio episodes —

Content Repurposing Matrix

Principle: One core content → multiple formats → multiple channels. Maximize ROI.

Core Content Formats Channels
Case study Article, video, infographic, slides Blog, email, LinkedIn, YouTube, sales deck
How-to guide Article, video, checklist, PDF Blog, email, YouTube, docs
Product update Article, email, post, video Blog, email, X, LinkedIn, changelog
Industry insight Article, podcast, post, newsletter Blog, Spotify, X, email

Example: One client success story → article (blog) + video (YouTube) + infographic (LinkedIn) + slides (sales) → 4 channels from 1 creation.

Funnel Mapping

Stage Content Focus Channels
Awareness Education, thought leadership, glossary, how-tos Blog, SEO, social, PR
Consideration Comparisons, case studies, demos, features Blog, email, landing, social
Decision Pricing, testimonials, product pages, case studies Website, email, sales
Retention Onboarding, newsletter, product updates, changelog Email, in-app, blog

Article Orientations

Article types by orientation—drives structure, SEO depth, and schema choice. See article-page-generator for page structure.

Orientation Examples Primary Goal SEO Priority
Funding / PR Funding rounds, acquisitions, executive hires Brand awareness, press, investor relations Low — thin content, few search queries
Product updates Feature launches, release notes, changelogs User education, product adoption Low–medium — internal announcements rarely rank
Guides / How-to Tutorials, step-by-step, best practices Education, lead nurture, authority High — matches search intent
News / Trending Industry news, hot topics, seasonal Engagement, social shares, topical relevance Medium — quick traffic spikes, short shelf life
Evergreen Pillar guides, glossaries, comparisons Long-term traffic, backlinks, authority High — compounds over time

SEO-driven vs non-SEO-driven: SEO-driven (how-to, listicles, comparisons) → target keywords, full optimization. Non-SEO-driven (funding, product updates) → focus on clarity, shareability, internal linking to SEO content. Hybrid: product launch posts can include SEO-friendly sections (e.g., "How to use [feature]").

Evergreen vs Timely Mix

Mix Ratio Use
Evergreen 70–75% Pillar guides, how-tos, comparisons, glossaries; long-term traffic; refresh 6–12 months
Timely 25–30% Seasonal, trending, news; quick spikes; link into evergreen pillars

Evergreen vs timely (article-level): Evergreen = year-round relevance; steady traffic; refresh every 6–12 months. Timely = weeks to months; spikes then decline; often one-and-done; use NewsArticle schema. Recommended mix: 70/30 or 60/40 evergreen-to-timely.

See content-strategy for SEO topic clusters and pillar-cluster structure.

Content Calendar

  • Map content types to topics and keywords
  • Prioritize by opportunity (volume → intent → feasibility)
  • Schedule by capacity; include update schedule for existing content
  • Plan repurposing: which core pieces become formats for which channels
  • Visual-first: Plan images in calendar from the start; see visual-content for specs and repurposing

Output Format

  • Content types plan (what to create)
  • Format × channel matrix (how and where)
  • Repurposing plan (one-to-many)
  • Funnel mapping (awareness/consideration/decision)
  • Content calendar (topics, keywords, deadlines, repurposing)
  • content-strategy: SEO topic clusters, pillar-cluster, editorial calendar; SEO content planning
  • integrated-marketing: PESO model, channel mix; content as owned media
  • article-content: Article body creation; word count by type; writing frameworks
  • howto-section-generator: How-to step sections; guides vs FAQ
  • article-page-generator: Article page structure, orientations; blog content
  • email-marketing: Email content types (onboarding, campaign, newsletter)
  • twitter-x-posts, linkedin-posts, reddit-posts, tiktok-captions: Platform-specific post formats
  • visual-content: Visual content planning; images for social, infographics, repurposing; cross-channel specs
  • landing-page-generator: Landing page copy and structure
  • customer-stories-page-generator: Case study content
  • branding: Brand voice, storytelling; content consistency
  • translation: Translation workflow for multilingual content; glossary, style guide
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3description: When the user wants to plan content marketing across channels, define content types and formats, or create a content repurposing strategy. Also use when the user mentions "content marketing strategy," "content types," "content formats," "content repurposing," "content calendar," "content mix," "owned content," "content distribution," "content funnel," or "content planning across channels." For SEO calendar, use content-strategy.
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8# Strategies: Content Marketing
9 
10Guides content marketing strategy across channels: content types, formats, distribution, and repurposing. 62% of successful B2B have a documented strategy; content repurposing addresses the top challenge—consistently developing new content. Use this skill when planning content across blog, email, social, video, and pages.
11 
12**When invoking**: On **first use**, if helpful, open with 1–2 sentences on what this skill covers and why it matters, then provide the main output. On **subsequent use** or when the user asks to skip, go directly to the main output.
13 
14## Scope
15 
16- **Content types**: What you create (by purpose/theme)
17- **Content formats**: How it's delivered (article, video, email, post)
18- **Channels**: Where it's distributed (blog, email, X, LinkedIn, etc.)
19- **Repurposing**: One core content → multiple formats → multiple channels
20- **Funnel mapping**: Content by stage (awareness, consideration, decision)
21 
22## Initial Assessment
23 
24**Project context:** Read root `contextus.md` when present and load only the modules relevant to this task. Without Contextus, use available project material or user-provided facts and ask for missing information; do not create a parallel context system.
25 
26Identify:
271. **Goals**: Traffic, conversions, brand, retention
282. **Existing content**: What already exists; audit gaps
293. **Capacity**: Resources, tools, cadence
304. **Channels**: Blog, email, social, video; which channels fit audience
31 
32## Content Types (What You Create)
33 
34| Type | Purpose | Funnel | Skills |
35|------|---------|--------|--------|
36| **How-to guides** | Educate; informational intent | Awareness, Consideration | content-strategy, article-content, article-page-generator |
37| **Comparisons** | "X vs Y"; commercial intent | Consideration | content-strategy, alternatives-page-generator |
38| **List posts** | "Top 10," "Best X" | Consideration | content-strategy, article-content, article-page-generator |
39| **Case studies** | Proof; customer success | Consideration, Decision | customer-stories-page-generator |
40| **Product updates** | Feature launches, release notes | Decision, Retention | changelog-page-generator |
41| **News / Trending** | Industry news, hot topics | Awareness | article-content, article-page-generator |
42| **Glossaries** | Definitions; internal link hub | Awareness | glossary-page-generator |
43| **Tools / calculators** | Linkable assets; engagement | Consideration | — |
44| **Funding / PR** | Funding, acquisitions | Brand | article-content, article-page-generator |
45| **Onboarding** | Welcome, first-use guidance | Retention | email-marketing |
46| **Campaign** | Promotions, limited-time | Decision | email-marketing |
47| **Newsletter** | Curated insights; nurture | Retention | email-marketing |
48 
49### Product Marketing Content
50 
51| Type | Use | Format |
52|------|-----|--------|
53| **QA answers** | Internal reference or customer-facing; product questions | Docs, FAQ, KB |
54| **Use guide** | How to use product; onboarding | Blog, docs, video |
55| **Maintenance guide** | Care, upkeep, best practices | Docs, blog |
56| **Troubleshooting** | Common issues, bugs, fixes | FAQ, docs, KB |
57 
58**Use**: Blog, docs, or in-product; supports activation and retention. See **faq-page-generator**, **docs-page-generator**.
59 
60## Content Formats (How It's Delivered)
61 
62| Format | Use | Skills |
63|--------|-----|--------|
64| **Pages** | Homepage, about, features, pricing, landing | homepage-generator, about-page-generator, landing-page-generator |
65| **Articles** | Blog posts, guides, listicles | article-content, article-page-generator, blog-page-generator |
66| **Email** | EDM, newsletter, sequences | email-marketing |
67| **Social posts** | X, LinkedIn, Reddit, TikTok | twitter-x-posts, linkedin-posts, reddit-posts, tiktok-captions; **visual-content** for post images |
68| **Video** | Short-form, long-form, webinar | video-marketing |
69| **Infographics** | Visual summaries | **visual-content** |
70| **Slides / PDF** | Decks, whitepapers, eBooks | — |
71| **Podcast** | Audio episodes | — |
72 
73## Content Repurposing Matrix
74 
75**Principle**: One core content → multiple formats → multiple channels. Maximize ROI.
76 
77| Core Content | Formats | Channels |
78|--------------|---------|----------|
79| **Case study** | Article, video, infographic, slides | Blog, email, LinkedIn, YouTube, sales deck |
80| **How-to guide** | Article, video, checklist, PDF | Blog, email, YouTube, docs |
81| **Product update** | Article, email, post, video | Blog, email, X, LinkedIn, changelog |
82| **Industry insight** | Article, podcast, post, newsletter | Blog, Spotify, X, email |
83 
84**Example**: One client success story → article (blog) + video (YouTube) + infographic (LinkedIn) + slides (sales) → 4 channels from 1 creation.
85 
86## Funnel Mapping
87 
88| Stage | Content Focus | Channels |
89|-------|---------------|----------|
90| **Awareness** | Education, thought leadership, glossary, how-tos | Blog, SEO, social, PR |
91| **Consideration** | Comparisons, case studies, demos, features | Blog, email, landing, social |
92| **Decision** | Pricing, testimonials, product pages, case studies | Website, email, sales |
93| **Retention** | Onboarding, newsletter, product updates, changelog | Email, in-app, blog |
94 
95## Article Orientations
96 
97Article types by orientation—drives structure, SEO depth, and schema choice. See **article-page-generator** for page structure.
98 
99| Orientation | Examples | Primary Goal | SEO Priority |
100|-------------|----------|--------------|--------------|
101| **Funding / PR** | Funding rounds, acquisitions, executive hires | Brand awareness, press, investor relations | Low — thin content, few search queries |
102| **Product updates** | Feature launches, release notes, changelogs | User education, product adoption | Low–medium — internal announcements rarely rank |
103| **Guides / How-to** | Tutorials, step-by-step, best practices | Education, lead nurture, authority | High — matches search intent |
104| **News / Trending** | Industry news, hot topics, seasonal | Engagement, social shares, topical relevance | Medium — quick traffic spikes, short shelf life |
105| **Evergreen** | Pillar guides, glossaries, comparisons | Long-term traffic, backlinks, authority | High — compounds over time |
106 
107**SEO-driven vs non-SEO-driven**: SEO-driven (how-to, listicles, comparisons) → target keywords, full optimization. Non-SEO-driven (funding, product updates) → focus on clarity, shareability, internal linking to SEO content. Hybrid: product launch posts can include SEO-friendly sections (e.g., "How to use [feature]").
108 
109## Evergreen vs Timely Mix
110 
111| Mix | Ratio | Use |
112|-----|-------|-----|
113| **Evergreen** | 70–75% | Pillar guides, how-tos, comparisons, glossaries; long-term traffic; refresh 6–12 months |
114| **Timely** | 25–30% | Seasonal, trending, news; quick spikes; link into evergreen pillars |
115 
116**Evergreen vs timely (article-level)**: Evergreen = year-round relevance; steady traffic; refresh every 6–12 months. Timely = weeks to months; spikes then decline; often one-and-done; use NewsArticle schema. Recommended mix: 70/30 or 60/40 evergreen-to-timely.
117 
118See **content-strategy** for SEO topic clusters and pillar-cluster structure.
119 
120## Content Calendar
121 
122- Map content types to topics and keywords
123- Prioritize by opportunity (volume → intent → feasibility)
124- Schedule by capacity; include update schedule for existing content
125- Plan repurposing: which core pieces become formats for which channels
126- **Visual-first**: Plan images in calendar from the start; see **visual-content** for specs and repurposing
127 
128## Output Format
129 
130- **Content types** plan (what to create)
131- **Format × channel** matrix (how and where)
132- **Repurposing** plan (one-to-many)
133- **Funnel** mapping (awareness/consideration/decision)
134- **Content calendar** (topics, keywords, deadlines, repurposing)
135 
136## Related Skills
137 
138- **content-strategy**: SEO topic clusters, pillar-cluster, editorial calendar; SEO content planning
139- **integrated-marketing**: PESO model, channel mix; content as owned media
140- **article-content**: Article body creation; word count by type; writing frameworks
141- **howto-section-generator**: How-to step sections; guides vs FAQ
142- **article-page-generator**: Article page structure, orientations; blog content
143- **email-marketing**: Email content types (onboarding, campaign, newsletter)
144- **twitter-x-posts, linkedin-posts, reddit-posts, tiktok-captions**: Platform-specific post formats
145- **visual-content**: Visual content planning; images for social, infographics, repurposing; cross-channel specs
146- **landing-page-generator**: Landing page copy and structure
147- **customer-stories-page-generator**: Case study content
148- **branding**: Brand voice, storytelling; content consistency
149- **translation**: Translation workflow for multilingual content; glossary, style guide
150 

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