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For founders who don't know where to start with paid ads

Paid channel prioritizer

by gooseworks-ai · MIT license · ★ 1,220 on GitHub · updated Sep 21

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For founders who don't know where to start with paid ads. Analyzes ICP, competitor ad presence, budget constraints, and product type to recommend which 1-2 paid channels to start with and provides a 90-day ramp plan.

---
name: paid-channel-prioritizer
description: >
  For founders who don't know where to start with paid ads. Analyzes ICP, competitor
  ad presence, budget constraints, and product type to recommend which 1-2 paid channels
  to start with and provides a 90-day ramp plan. Prevents the common mistake of
  spreading a small budget across too many platforms.
tags: [ads]
---

# Paid Channel Prioritizer

Answer the question every early-stage founder asks: "Where should I run ads?" This skill analyzes your product, ICP, competitors, and budget to recommend the right 1-2 channels to start with — plus a 90-day plan to get there.

**Core principle:** A $3K/month ad budget split across Google, Meta, LinkedIn, and TikTok means $750/channel — not enough for any platform to learn and optimize. This skill picks the best 1-2 channels and concentrates budget where it'll compound fastest.

## When to Use

Overview

Answer the question every early-stage founder asks: "Where should I run ads?" This skill analyzes your product, ICP, competitors, and budget to recommend the right 1-2 channels to start with — plus a 90-day plan to get there.

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Paid Channel Prioritizer

Answer the question every early-stage founder asks: "Where should I run ads?" This skill analyzes your product, ICP, competitors, and budget to recommend the right 1-2 channels to start with — plus a 90-day plan to get there.

Core principle: A $3K/month ad budget split across Google, Meta, LinkedIn, and TikTok means $750/channel — not enough for any platform to learn and optimize. This skill picks the best 1-2 channels and concentrates budget where it'll compound fastest.

When to Use

  • "Where should I run ads?"
  • "Which ad platform is best for us?"
  • "I have $X/month for ads — where should I spend it?"
  • "Should I do Google Ads or Facebook Ads?"
  • "Help me choose a paid channel"

Phase 0: Intake

  1. Product name + URL — What are you selling?
  2. Business model — SaaS / Marketplace / E-commerce / Service / App
  3. B2B or B2C? — Drives channel selection heavily
  4. ICP — Who are you selling to? (Role, company size, industry)
  5. Monthly ad budget — Be honest — how much can you spend?
  6. Average deal size / LTV — What's a customer worth?
  7. Current acquisition channels — How are you getting customers today? (Organic, referral, outbound, etc.)
  8. Competitor names — 3-5 competitors
  9. Landing page ready? — Do you have a dedicated LP or just a homepage?
  10. Conversion goal — Free trial / Demo / Purchase / Lead magnet download

Phase 1: Channel Scoring

1A: Buyer Intent Analysis

Where does your buyer look when they have a problem?

Buyer Journey Stage Likely Channel Signal
"I need a tool for X" (active search) Google Search High-intent keywords exist
"I'm browsing and see something relevant" (passive) Meta (FB/IG) Visual/emotional product
"I need to solve this at work" (professional) LinkedIn B2B decision-maker targeting
"Everyone's talking about this" (social proof) Twitter/X Ads Category is trending
"I watch content about this" (education) YouTube Long consideration cycle
"I discovered it through content" (entertainment) TikTok B2C, young audience, visual
1B: Competitor Ad Presence Research

Use web search to check publicly accessible ad libraries and gather competitor ad intelligence:

web_search: site:facebook.com/ads/library "[competitor name]"
web_search: "[competitor name]" Google Ads OR PPC OR paid search
web_search: "[competitor name]" LinkedIn Ads OR sponsored
web_search: "[competitor name]" advertising strategy

The Meta Ad Library (facebook.com/ads/library) and Google Ads Transparency Center (adstransparency.google.com) are publicly accessible — search them directly to see what competitors are running.

Build a competitor channel map:

Competitor Google Meta LinkedIn Twitter YouTube TikTok
[Comp A] [Active/Not found] [N ads] [Active/Not found] ... ... ...
[Comp B] ... ... ... ... ... ...

Insight: Where competitors are spending = validated channel. Where they're absent = opportunity or dead end.

1C: Channel Scoring Matrix

Score each channel for this specific product:

Factor (Weight) Google Search Meta LinkedIn YouTube Twitter TikTok
Buyer intent (25%) [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10]
Targeting precision (20%) [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10]
Competitor validation (15%) [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10]
Budget efficiency (15%) [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10]
ICP reachability (15%) [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10]
Creative requirements (10%) [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10] [1-10]
Weighted Score [X/10] [X/10] [X/10] [X/10] [X/10] [X/10]
Channel Context Notes
Channel Best For Worst For Min Viable Budget Creative Needs
Google Search High-intent capture, B2B, established category New categories nobody searches for $1K/mo Text ads (low barrier)
Meta (FB/IG) Visual products, B2C, retargeting, lookalikes Niche B2B with tiny audience $1K/mo Images + video (medium)
LinkedIn B2B enterprise, specific titles/industries B2C, budget-conscious startups $3K/mo Professional content (medium)
YouTube Education-heavy products, long consideration Impulse purchases, tiny budgets $2K/mo Video production (high)
Twitter/X Dev tools, trending categories, tech audiences Mainstream B2C, precise targeting $1K/mo Short-form copy (low)
TikTok B2C, Gen Z/millennial, visual/fun products B2B enterprise, older audience $500/mo Short video (high frequency)

Phase 2: Recommendation

Primary Channel Selection

Pick the #1 channel based on:

  1. Highest weighted score
  2. Budget viability (can they afford minimum viable spend?)
  3. Creative readiness (can they produce the required content?)
Secondary Channel Selection

Pick channel #2 only if:

  • Budget > $3K/month (enough for two channels)
  • It serves a different funnel stage than channel #1
  • It doesn't require creative they can't produce
Budget Allocation
Budget Level Recommendation
< $1.5K/mo 1 channel only — concentrate everything
$1.5K-3K/mo 1 primary + retargeting — primary channel + Meta/Google retargeting ($300-500)
$3K-7K/mo 2 channels — 65% primary, 25% secondary, 10% retargeting
$7K+/mo 2-3 channels — diversify with testing budget

Phase 3: 90-Day Ramp Plan

Month 1: Foundation (Days 1-30)

Week 1: Setup

  • Set up conversion tracking (Pixel, GTM, GA4)
  • Create landing page (if needed)
  • Build initial audiences / keyword list
  • Launch 2-3 ad variants on primary channel

Week 2-3: Learn

  • Collect data — do NOT optimize yet
  • Monitor for setup issues (tracking, disapprovals, targeting)
  • Minimum 500 impressions per variant before judging

Week 4: First Optimization

  • Pause worst-performing ad variant
  • Add 1-2 new variants based on early signals
  • Adjust bids/budgets based on CPM/CPC data
Month 2: Optimize (Days 31-60)
  • Review conversion data — any ads producing results?
  • Launch retargeting campaign (if not already)
  • Test new audiences / keywords
  • A/B test landing pages (if conversion rate is low)
  • Begin secondary channel test (if budget allows)
Month 3: Scale or Pivot (Days 61-90)
  • If working: Increase budget 30-50% on winning audiences/keywords
  • If not working: Diagnose (bad targeting? bad LP? bad offer?)
  • Evaluate secondary channel test results
  • Re-run this analysis with real performance data to validate or adjust channel selection

Phase 4: Output Format

# Paid Channel Strategy — [Product Name] — [DATE]

## Your Profile
- Product: [Name]
- Model: [SaaS / B2C / etc.]
- ICP: [Summary]
- Monthly budget: $[X]
- Conversion goal: [Goal]

---

## Channel Scoring

| Channel | Score | Verdict |
|---------|-------|---------|
| [Top channel] | [X/10] | **PRIMARY — Start here** |
| [Second channel] | [X/10] | **SECONDARY — Add in month 2** |
| [Third channel] | [X/10] | Test later if budget grows |
| [Others] | [X/10] | Not recommended now |

---

## Why [Primary Channel]

**Top reasons:**
1. [Reason — tied to their specific product/ICP]
2. [Reason]
3. [Reason]

**What competitors are doing there:** [Evidence]

**Minimum viable budget:** $[X]/mo
**Expected cost per conversion:** $[X-Y] range (category benchmark)

---

## Why NOT [Channel They Might Assume]

[Brief explanation of why the obvious choice isn't right — e.g., "LinkedIn is too expensive for your $2K budget — you'd only reach ~500 people/month"]

---

## Budget Allocation

| Channel | Monthly Budget | Purpose |
|---------|---------------|---------|
| [Primary] | $[X] | [Prospecting / Lead gen] |
| [Retargeting] | $[X] | [Bring back visitors] |
| [Secondary — Month 2] | $[X] | [Test — evaluate after 30 days] |

---

## 90-Day Ramp Plan

### Month 1: [Primary Channel] Launch
[Specific weekly actions]

### Month 2: Optimize + Test [Secondary]
[Specific actions]

### Month 3: Scale or Pivot
[Decision criteria]

---

## Pre-Launch Checklist
- [ ] Landing page live and tested
- [ ] Conversion tracking installed and verified
- [ ] Initial audiences / keywords built
- [ ] 3 ad variants ready
- [ ] Daily budget cap set ($[X]/day)
- [ ] Weekly review scheduled

Save to channel-strategy-[YYYY-MM-DD].md in the current working directory (or user-specified path).

Cost

Component Cost
Competitor ad research (web search) Free
Channel analysis and planning Free (LLM reasoning)
Total Free

Tools Required

  • web_search — for competitor research, ad library lookups, and channel validation

Trigger Phrases

  • "Where should I run ads?"
  • "Which ad platform should I use?"
  • "Help me pick a paid channel"
  • "Google Ads or Facebook Ads?"
  • "I have $[X]/month — where should I advertise?"
  • "What paid channels work for [product type]?"
1---
2name: paid-channel-prioritizer
3description: >
4 For founders who don't know where to start with paid ads. Analyzes ICP, competitor
5 ad presence, budget constraints, and product type to recommend which 1-2 paid channels
6 to start with and provides a 90-day ramp plan. Prevents the common mistake of
7 spreading a small budget across too many platforms.
8tags: [ads]
9---
10 
11# Paid Channel Prioritizer
12 
13Answer the question every early-stage founder asks: "Where should I run ads?" This skill analyzes your product, ICP, competitors, and budget to recommend the right 1-2 channels to start with — plus a 90-day plan to get there.
14 
15**Core principle:** A $3K/month ad budget split across Google, Meta, LinkedIn, and TikTok means $750/channel — not enough for any platform to learn and optimize. This skill picks the best 1-2 channels and concentrates budget where it'll compound fastest.
16 
17## When to Use
18 
19- "Where should I run ads?"
20- "Which ad platform is best for us?"
21- "I have $X/month for ads — where should I spend it?"
22- "Should I do Google Ads or Facebook Ads?"
23- "Help me choose a paid channel"
24 
25## Phase 0: Intake
26 
271. **Product name + URL** — What are you selling?
282. **Business model** — SaaS / Marketplace / E-commerce / Service / App
293. **B2B or B2C?** — Drives channel selection heavily
304. **ICP** — Who are you selling to? (Role, company size, industry)
315. **Monthly ad budget** — Be honest — how much can you spend?
326. **Average deal size / LTV** — What's a customer worth?
337. **Current acquisition channels** — How are you getting customers today? (Organic, referral, outbound, etc.)
348. **Competitor names** — 3-5 competitors
359. **Landing page ready?** — Do you have a dedicated LP or just a homepage?
3610. **Conversion goal** — Free trial / Demo / Purchase / Lead magnet download
37 
38## Phase 1: Channel Scoring
39 
40### 1A: Buyer Intent Analysis
41 
42Where does your buyer look when they have a problem?
43 
44| Buyer Journey Stage | Likely Channel | Signal |
45|--------------------|---------------|--------|
46| "I need a tool for X" (active search) | **Google Search** | High-intent keywords exist |
47| "I'm browsing and see something relevant" (passive) | **Meta (FB/IG)** | Visual/emotional product |
48| "I need to solve this at work" (professional) | **LinkedIn** | B2B decision-maker targeting |
49| "Everyone's talking about this" (social proof) | **Twitter/X Ads** | Category is trending |
50| "I watch content about this" (education) | **YouTube** | Long consideration cycle |
51| "I discovered it through content" (entertainment) | **TikTok** | B2C, young audience, visual |
52 
53### 1B: Competitor Ad Presence Research
54 
55Use web search to check publicly accessible ad libraries and gather competitor ad intelligence:
56 
57```
58web_search: site:facebook.com/ads/library "[competitor name]"
59web_search: "[competitor name]" Google Ads OR PPC OR paid search
60web_search: "[competitor name]" LinkedIn Ads OR sponsored
61web_search: "[competitor name]" advertising strategy
62```
63 
64The Meta Ad Library (facebook.com/ads/library) and Google Ads Transparency Center (adstransparency.google.com) are publicly accessible — search them directly to see what competitors are running.
65 
66Build a competitor channel map:
67 
68| Competitor | Google | Meta | LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube | TikTok |
69|-----------|--------|------|----------|---------|---------|--------|
70| [Comp A] | [Active/Not found] | [N ads] | [Active/Not found] | ... | ... | ... |
71| [Comp B] | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
72 
73**Insight:** Where competitors are spending = validated channel. Where they're absent = opportunity or dead end.
74 
75### 1C: Channel Scoring Matrix
76 
77Score each channel for this specific product:
78 
79| Factor (Weight) | Google Search | Meta | LinkedIn | YouTube | Twitter | TikTok |
80|----------------|--------------|------|----------|---------|---------|--------|
81| **Buyer intent** (25%) | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] |
82| **Targeting precision** (20%) | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] |
83| **Competitor validation** (15%) | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] |
84| **Budget efficiency** (15%) | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] |
85| **ICP reachability** (15%) | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] |
86| **Creative requirements** (10%) | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] | [1-10] |
87| **Weighted Score** | [X/10] | [X/10] | [X/10] | [X/10] | [X/10] | [X/10] |
88 
89### Channel Context Notes
90 
91| Channel | Best For | Worst For | Min Viable Budget | Creative Needs |
92|---------|---------|-----------|-------------------|---------------|
93| **Google Search** | High-intent capture, B2B, established category | New categories nobody searches for | $1K/mo | Text ads (low barrier) |
94| **Meta (FB/IG)** | Visual products, B2C, retargeting, lookalikes | Niche B2B with tiny audience | $1K/mo | Images + video (medium) |
95| **LinkedIn** | B2B enterprise, specific titles/industries | B2C, budget-conscious startups | $3K/mo | Professional content (medium) |
96| **YouTube** | Education-heavy products, long consideration | Impulse purchases, tiny budgets | $2K/mo | Video production (high) |
97| **Twitter/X** | Dev tools, trending categories, tech audiences | Mainstream B2C, precise targeting | $1K/mo | Short-form copy (low) |
98| **TikTok** | B2C, Gen Z/millennial, visual/fun products | B2B enterprise, older audience | $500/mo | Short video (high frequency) |
99 
100## Phase 2: Recommendation
101 
102### Primary Channel Selection
103 
104Pick the #1 channel based on:
1051. Highest weighted score
1062. Budget viability (can they afford minimum viable spend?)
1073. Creative readiness (can they produce the required content?)
108 
109### Secondary Channel Selection
110 
111Pick channel #2 only if:
112- Budget > $3K/month (enough for two channels)
113- It serves a different funnel stage than channel #1
114- It doesn't require creative they can't produce
115 
116### Budget Allocation
117 
118| Budget Level | Recommendation |
119|-------------|---------------|
120| < $1.5K/mo | **1 channel only** — concentrate everything |
121| $1.5K-3K/mo | **1 primary + retargeting** — primary channel + Meta/Google retargeting ($300-500) |
122| $3K-7K/mo | **2 channels** — 65% primary, 25% secondary, 10% retargeting |
123| $7K+/mo | **2-3 channels** — diversify with testing budget |
124 
125## Phase 3: 90-Day Ramp Plan
126 
127### Month 1: Foundation (Days 1-30)
128 
129**Week 1: Setup**
130- Set up conversion tracking (Pixel, GTM, GA4)
131- Create landing page (if needed)
132- Build initial audiences / keyword list
133- Launch 2-3 ad variants on primary channel
134 
135**Week 2-3: Learn**
136- Collect data — do NOT optimize yet
137- Monitor for setup issues (tracking, disapprovals, targeting)
138- Minimum 500 impressions per variant before judging
139 
140**Week 4: First Optimization**
141- Pause worst-performing ad variant
142- Add 1-2 new variants based on early signals
143- Adjust bids/budgets based on CPM/CPC data
144 
145### Month 2: Optimize (Days 31-60)
146 
147- Review conversion data — any ads producing results?
148- Launch retargeting campaign (if not already)
149- Test new audiences / keywords
150- A/B test landing pages (if conversion rate is low)
151- Begin secondary channel test (if budget allows)
152 
153### Month 3: Scale or Pivot (Days 61-90)
154 
155- If working: Increase budget 30-50% on winning audiences/keywords
156- If not working: Diagnose (bad targeting? bad LP? bad offer?)
157- Evaluate secondary channel test results
158- Re-run this analysis with real performance data to validate or adjust channel selection
159 
160## Phase 4: Output Format
161 
162```markdown
163# Paid Channel Strategy — [Product Name] — [DATE]
164 
165## Your Profile
166- Product: [Name]
167- Model: [SaaS / B2C / etc.]
168- ICP: [Summary]
169- Monthly budget: $[X]
170- Conversion goal: [Goal]
171 
172---
173 
174## Channel Scoring
175 
176| Channel | Score | Verdict |
177|---------|-------|---------|
178| [Top channel] | [X/10] | **PRIMARY — Start here** |
179| [Second channel] | [X/10] | **SECONDARY — Add in month 2** |
180| [Third channel] | [X/10] | Test later if budget grows |
181| [Others] | [X/10] | Not recommended now |
182 
183---
184 
185## Why [Primary Channel]
186 
187**Top reasons:**
1881. [Reason — tied to their specific product/ICP]
1892. [Reason]
1903. [Reason]
191 
192**What competitors are doing there:** [Evidence]
193 
194**Minimum viable budget:** $[X]/mo
195**Expected cost per conversion:** $[X-Y] range (category benchmark)
196 
197---
198 
199## Why NOT [Channel They Might Assume]
200 
201[Brief explanation of why the obvious choice isn't right — e.g., "LinkedIn is too expensive for your $2K budget — you'd only reach ~500 people/month"]
202 
203---
204 
205## Budget Allocation
206 
207| Channel | Monthly Budget | Purpose |
208|---------|---------------|---------|
209| [Primary] | $[X] | [Prospecting / Lead gen] |
210| [Retargeting] | $[X] | [Bring back visitors] |
211| [Secondary — Month 2] | $[X] | [Test — evaluate after 30 days] |
212 
213---
214 
215## 90-Day Ramp Plan
216 
217### Month 1: [Primary Channel] Launch
218[Specific weekly actions]
219 
220### Month 2: Optimize + Test [Secondary]
221[Specific actions]
222 
223### Month 3: Scale or Pivot
224[Decision criteria]
225 
226---
227 
228## Pre-Launch Checklist
229- [ ] Landing page live and tested
230- [ ] Conversion tracking installed and verified
231- [ ] Initial audiences / keywords built
232- [ ] 3 ad variants ready
233- [ ] Daily budget cap set ($[X]/day)
234- [ ] Weekly review scheduled
235```
236 
237Save to `channel-strategy-[YYYY-MM-DD].md` in the current working directory (or user-specified path).
238 
239## Cost
240 
241| Component | Cost |
242|-----------|------|
243| Competitor ad research (web search) | Free |
244| Channel analysis and planning | Free (LLM reasoning) |
245| **Total** | **Free** |
246 
247## Tools Required
248 
249- **web_search** — for competitor research, ad library lookups, and channel validation
250 
251## Trigger Phrases
252 
253- "Where should I run ads?"
254- "Which ad platform should I use?"
255- "Help me pick a paid channel"
256- "Google Ads or Facebook Ads?"
257- "I have $[X]/month — where should I advertise?"
258- "What paid channels work for [product type]?"
259 
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