exec-dashboard-blueprint
Layout and storytelling guide for marketing analytics executive dashboards.
What this skill does
# Executive Dashboard Blueprint Skill ## When to Use - Preparing ELT/board-ready snapshots of marketing performance. - Standardizing dashboard layout across BI, RevOps, and marketing teams. - Packaging insights from `/marketing-analytics` commands into clear narratives. ## Framework 1. **Story Arc** – headline → KPI spine → risks/opps → actions. 2. **KPI Tiles** – awareness, demand, pipeline, revenue, efficiency metrics with traffic lights. 3. **Drill Cards** – channel, campaign, and audience breakouts linking to deeper views. 4. **Insight Callouts** – annotate anomalies, root causes, and required decisions. 5. **Action Register** – owners, due dates, and follow-ups surfaced alongside metrics. ## Templates - 3-slide deck structure (headline, KPIs, actions). - Dashboard wireframe with recommended chart types + layout. - Annotation checklist ensuring context + next steps accompany data. - **GTM Agents KPI Guardrail Sheet** – baseline vs target vs alert ranges for reach, pipeline, win rate, CAC payback @puerto/README.md#214-241. - **Measurement Spec** – metric definitions, filters, refresh cadence, owner column. - **Weekly Exec Packet** – combines dashboard screenshots, narrative summary, decision log (mirrors GTM Agents Data Analyst deliverable). ## Tips - Limit each dashboard view to one primary objective to avoid overload. - Embed links back to commands (`produce-campaign-report`, `monitor-channel-pacing`) for drilldowns. - Archive monthly snapshots for trend storytelling. - Adopt GTM Agents cadence: Monday data QA, Tuesday ELT preview, Thursday exec meeting, Friday retro + action register updates. - Highlight which KPIs are within guardrail, trending to alert, or breaching (RAG) so leadership can react quickly. - Pair with `docs/gtm-essentials.md` tools: Context7 for latest GA4 docs, Serena for patching data models, Sequential Thinking for retro facilitation. ## GTM Agents Dashboard Governance Overlay 1. **Data QA Loop** – run freshness + anomaly checks before distributing (log results in audit trail). 2. **Narrative Structure** – use Story Arc to link KPI shifts to drivers and required decisions. 3. **Action Register** – every dashboard delivery must include owner, due date, and status for prescribed actions. 4. **Escalation** – if guardrail breach persists >2 weeks, escalate to Chief Product Officer / Sales Director per GTM Agents governance. ## KPI Guardrails (GTM Agents Reference) - Awareness (reach/impressions) ±8% window before alerting; >12% triggers campaign review. - Pipeline add ≥3x quota per quarter; warn at 2.5x. - Win rate ≥25% for in-quarter commit; escalate if <20%. - CAC payback ≤14 months; escalate if >16 months. ## Weekly Exec Packet Outline ``` 1. Headline + KPI spine (traffic lights per guardrail) 2. Insights & Drivers – 3 bullets tying KPI movement to channels/programs 3. Required Decisions – what leadership must approve/block 4. Action Register – owner, due date, status 5. Appendix – detailed drill cards + methodology ``` ## Tool Hooks - **Context7** – fetch current platform docs (GA4, Salesforce) referenced in measurement specs. - **Serena** – update BI repo SQL notebooks or dbt models safely. - **Sequential Thinking** – facilitate monthly retros and architecture of dashboard iterations. - **Playwright** – capture dashboard screenshots or verify embedded web components before distribution. ---
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