AI skills for Marketing

Designs lifecycle email sequences—welcome, nurture, and re-engagement—with clear cadence and goals.

Turns articles, notes, or briefs into faceless explainer videos without on-site footage.

Runs Google Analytics Data API reports with metrics, dimensions, and property queries.

Plans product launches—messaging, channels, checklist, and launch-day coordination.

This skill creates YouTube thumbnails and vertical covers for Shorts or Instagram through the Higgsfield CLI. It starts from an honest concept for the video, can keep up to three referenced faces, and can add a logo or text on top. Small fixes after the main render are done as targeted edits. It does not make the video.

Builds a full marketing plan covering audience, channels, messaging, and measurement.

Applies behavioral science and mental models to marketing copy, offers, and page design.

Improves post-signup onboarding and activation so new users reach first value faster.

This skill decides what free resource to offer in exchange for an email address and how to get it in front of people. It matches the offer type to the buyer's stage, sets how much to gate it, and covers the landing page and delivery. Writing the asset itself is left to other skills.

This skill maps out which pages a website needs and how they link together. It covers the page tree, header and footer menus, breadcrumbs, URL patterns, and internal links, and it draws the result as a Mermaid diagram. XML sitemaps for search engines are a different skill.

This skill helps set up and manage paid campaigns on Google, Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok, and X. It covers picking a platform, account and campaign structure, naming, budget split, audience targeting, and retargeting. It also helps judge whether a running campaign is working and when to cut an ad.

Crafts crisp product positioning statements that clarify who, what, and why vs alternatives.

Writes working-backwards press releases to clarify customer value before building.

Designs and critiques SaaS pricing pages, packaging, and pricing narrative.

Crafts product marketing narratives—positioning, audience, and message hierarchy.

This skill takes the web addresses of rival companies and writes one structured markdown profile for each. It scrapes their sites, pulls SEO and market data when those tools are connected, and then sums up positioning, product, and differences. Every profile uses the same layout and sticks to sourced facts.

Builds SEO pages at scale from templates and data without thin-content traps.

This skill plans a program with influencers, creators, or brand ambassadors to promote a product. It walks through finding and vetting partners, reaching out, setting deal terms, writing the creative brief, and meeting disclosure rules. It ends with how to measure return and a checklist for the whole run.

Creates sales enablement assets—one-pagers, decks, and objection handling—for buyers and reps.

Adds and fixes schema.org structured data so pages qualify for rich results.