creative-iteration-playbook
Framework for briefing, testing, and scaling social creative variations.
What this skill does
# Creative Iteration Playbook Skill ## When to Use - Refreshing creative fatigued campaigns. - Coordinating rapid creative experiments across paid + organic teams. - Documenting learnings with reusable creative formulas. ## Framework 1. **Creative Brief Template** – hook, CTA, proof, editing guidelines, mandatory/legal notes. 2. **Testing Matrix** – map variables (concept, format, CTA, length, hook) across channels. 3. **Production Workflow** – intake → concept → script/copy → edit → QA → publish. 4. **Measurement & Tagging** – UTM/tag schema, performance scoreboard, insights log. 5. **Scaling Guidelines** – roll-out thresholds, localization, evergreen library updates. ## Templates - Single-slide creative brief + checklist. - Experiment tracker w/ hypotheses, variants, outcomes, next steps. - Evergreen asset library structure with tagging conventions. - **GTM Agents Hook/CTA Library** – per-channel prompt bank pulled from GTM Agents Social Media Manager playbooks @puerto/README.md#183-212. - **Runbook for Paid + Organic Sync** – outlines Monday creative standup, Wednesday QA, Friday results readout. - **Guardrail Sheet** – min engagement/CVR per channel before pausing or pivoting. ## Tips - Pair qualitative notes (comments, watch time) with quantitative metrics. - Rotate creators and formats to avoid burnout and discover new winners. - Use with `build-social-calendar` and `campaign-optimization-manager` workflows. - Define success + kill thresholds before launching (e.g., CTR ≥1.5% for X, hook retention ≥35% on Reels). - Mirror GTM Agents escalation tree: Social Strategist → Marketing Director → Comms lead within 15 mins if sentiment spikes negative. - Keep Serena + Playwright handy for rapid landing page tweaks + visual QA. ## GTM Agents Creative Iteration Overlay 1. **Cadence** - Monday: backlog grooming + prioritization (use hook library to seed briefs). - Tuesday/Wednesday: production + QA (Pair design + copy pods, run Playwright visual checks). - Thursday: launch + monitor guardrails in near real-time. - Friday: learning sync → update evergreen library + share top performers in Weekly Packet. 2. **Guardrail Actions** - If two variants miss guardrails consecutively, trigger Sequential Thinking mini-RCA. - Pause paid boosts if CPA worsens >20% vs baseline; notify Growth + RevOps. 3. **Insight Logging** - Capture quote-sized "formula" (hook + format + CTA) for each winning asset; store with metrics + reuse plan. ## Tool Hooks - **Serena** – patch landing page snippets or marketing automation flows referenced in creative tests. - **Context7** – pull latest platform best-practice docs (LinkedIn ads specs, TikTok ratios) without leaving Claude. - **Sequential Thinking** – facilitate post-test retros and iteration hypotheses. - **Playwright** – automate screenshot packs for creative QA and stakeholder review. ---
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