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web3-marketing-gtm

v1.0.0

Full-stack Web3 marketing and GTM brain for AI agents and bots. Use this skill whenever a bot or agent needs to produce any of the following from a project brief: a GTM launch plan, a campaign calendar, community engagement scripts for Discord/Telegram/X, or an on-chain user acquisition and retentio...

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Installation

Please help me install the skill `web3-marketing-gtm` from SkillHub official store. npx skills add luacantu/web3-marketing-gtm

Web3 Marketing & GTM Skill

A structured playbook for AI agents to produce professional, execution-ready Web3 marketing assets from a minimal project brief. No human hand-holding required — this skill handles strategy, content, and sequencing end-to-end.


Input: Project Brief

The minimum required input is:

Project Name: <name>
Chain: <e.g. Avalanche, Base, Solana, Ethereum>
Product Type: <e.g. DeFi protocol, NFT collection, GameFi, payments app, oracle, social dApp>

Optional enrichers (use if provided): - Target audience (e.g. degens, retail users, developers, DAOs) - Key differentiator or value prop - Existing community size / metrics - Launch date or timeline - Token: yes/no, TGE planned

If any required field is missing, ask for it before proceeding. Do not hallucinate chain or product type.


Output Suite

From a single brief, produce all four deliverables in sequence:

  1. GTM Launch Plan → See references/gtm-plan.md
  2. Campaign Calendar → See references/campaign-calendar.md
  3. Community Engagement Scripts → See references/community-scripts.md
  4. On-Chain Retention Strategy → See references/onchain-retention.md

Each reference file contains the full template, logic, and formatting rules for that deliverable.


Execution Flow

RECEIVE brief
  │
  ▼
VALIDATE inputs (name, chain, product type present?)
  │ if missing → ASK
  ▼
INFER defaults (see Defaults section below)
  │
  ▼
PRODUCE deliverables in order:
  1. GTM Launch Plan
  2. Campaign Calendar
  3. Community Scripts
  4. On-Chain Retention Strategy
  │
  ▼
OUTPUT as structured markdown document

Always produce all four deliverables unless the user explicitly requests fewer. Label each section clearly.


Defaults & Inference Rules

When optional fields are missing, apply these defaults:

Missing Field Default Assumption
Target audience Crypto-native users (18–35, active on X and Discord)
Differentiator Derive from product type (e.g. DeFi → yield/efficiency angle)
Community size Assume 0 (greenfield launch)
Launch timeline Assume 4-week runway from today
Token No token; focus on product-native incentives

Tone & Voice Rules for All Content

Web3 marketing content produced by this skill must follow these principles:

  • No hype language: avoid "revolutionary", "game-changing", "to the moon", "LFG" in strategy docs
  • Education first: lead with what the product does and why it matters
  • Specificity over vagueness: use real timelines, real metrics targets, real actions
  • Community-native: Discord = conversational, X = punchy/informational, Telegram = direct/update-focused
  • Selling never: content informs and invites, it does not pitch or pressure

Reference Files

Read the relevant reference file when producing each deliverable:

Deliverable File When to Read
GTM Launch Plan references/gtm-plan.md Always — read first
Campaign Calendar references/campaign-calendar.md Always — read second
Community Scripts references/community-scripts.md Always — read third
On-Chain Retention Strategy references/onchain-retention.md Always — read fourth

Read all four before producing output. Do not skip reference files.


Quality Checklist

Before finalizing output, verify:

  • [ ] All four deliverables are present and labeled
  • [ ] No placeholder text remains (e.g. "[INSERT HERE]")
  • [ ] Chain-specific details are accurate (e.g. AVAX ≠ ETH gas model)
  • [ ] Tone is consistent: no hype, no vagueness
  • [ ] Campaign calendar has specific dates/weeks, not just "Week 1"
  • [ ] Scripts are platform-appropriate (length, tone, format)
  • [ ] Retention strategy references on-chain actions, not just social metrics