Leaderboard/Marketing/advertising-skills
Last commit on March 26, 2026·Created on March 26, 2026

realkimbarrett/advertising-skills

Turns buyer psychology into headlines, offers, and funnels.
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TL;DR

This skill library guides direct response campaigns from the buyer's psychology up: extracting avatars and offers, then building headlines, mechanisms, ad angles, and conversion paths from that foundation. It helps copywriters, paid media buyers, and marketing strategists work from a shared strategic core so the creative doesn't get ahead of the positioning.

WHO IT'S FOR
Direct Response Copywriters
write high-converting ad copy and email sequences
Paid Media / Performance Marketing Managers
optimize ad campaigns for lower CPA
Marketing Strategists / Campaign Architects
build go-to-market campaigns from strategy
Ad Creative / Content Teams
refine ad copy to be specific
Repository contents

12 skill files

Compatible AgentsThe repository documents support for these agents. The skills may also work with other agents that can load SKILL.md files, but they may need some setup or small changes.

Use this skill collection

Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.

I’m using

Install the Advertising Skills bundle manually

Installs: Complete Advertising Skills library · Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex, custom agent frameworks, Open Claw

Before you start
  • An agent that supports the Agent Skills pattern
  1. Manually place the repository's skills in the agent skills directory `.agents/skills/`, preserving the documented `skills/<category>/<skill-name>/SKILL.md` folder structure.

README.md · Checked Sep 18, 2026

Give it something to do.

Suggested first task

Define a specific primary buyer avatar

Uses avatar-extraction

  • Description of the product, service, or offer
  • Known customer or buyer information
  • Any available customer language, research, or observations
Use the avatar-extraction skill to define one specific primary buyer for my offer. Based only on the buyer and offer information I provide, describe their current situation, pain points, desired outcome, failed attempts, and emotional drivers. Use real-world language, focus on their decision context, and flag any important information that is missing instead of guessing.
Suggested first task

Make a short piece of copy specific and human

Uses generic-language-killer

  • The short marketing copy to review
  • Any factual details that must remain unchanged
Use the generic-language-killer skill to review the short marketing copy I provide. Identify vague phrases, fluff, and buzzwords, then rewrite the copy with specific, direct, human wording while preserving its factual meaning and avoiding a corporate tone.
Suggested first task

Diagnose one underperforming campaign

Uses performance-diagnosis

  • Campaign objective and performance metrics
  • Offer details
  • Audience and targeting details
  • Creative examples or summaries
  • Funnel performance data
  • Relevant sales outcomes or feedback
Use the performance-diagnosis skill to diagnose this underperforming campaign. Check the offer, audience, creative, funnel, and sales information I provide, then identify the best-supported root cause and recommend one focused fix. Clearly state where the available evidence is insufficient rather than guessing.