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Commands

You reach the Marketing Strategist in Slack through the /strategist command, and through the strategy channel for open questions. The same campaigns can be briefed and reviewed in the app: see Strategist.

Brief a Campaign

/strategist

/strategist new

Either form opens a New Campaign window in whatever channel you are in. Fill in:

  • Campaign name and Brief (both required). The brief is free text: audience, channels, messaging direction, anything the planner should know.
  • Objective, Target ICP segment, Channels (comma separated), Budget band (Lite, Standard or Flagship) and Target launch (a date), all optional.

Choose Plan it. The Marketing Strategist builds the plan and posts it as a card in the channel where you ran the command. Anything else typed after /strategist still opens the same window. In the app, New Campaign takes the same fields, plus a Run the Planner Now switch; leave it off to keep the campaign in Draft while you tidy the brief.

Ask a Strategy Question

@Agenteous what is a good content mix for a client just starting a blog program?

@Agenteous help me define the ideal client profile for a client who sells training to financial firms

@Agenteous how would you split a $4,000 paid budget across LinkedIn and search?

In the strategy channel, ask about positioning, audience definition, channel mix, planning frameworks, goals and measurement. The answer comes back as a conversational reply. It is not saved as a campaign and nothing waits for approval. To turn an answer into a plan, brief a campaign with /strategist.

Approval Buttons

A plan card in Slack carries these controls while the campaign is in Draft, In Review or Approved:

  • Approve: marks the plan approved. It does not start any delivery work.
  • Dispatch: asks you to confirm, then creates a starting record for each deliverable in the agent that owns it. It works only after the plan is approved. When it finishes, a reply in the card's thread gives the number of deliverables and a count per agent.
  • Reject: asks you to confirm, then opens a window for an optional reason. The campaign is marked rejected and nothing is dispatched. Reject only works before approval; on an approved card it has no effect, and Archive is the way out.
  • Edit plan (in the card's overflow menu): opens the plan as editable text. Saving replaces the plan. It works only before approval. Keep the plan's structure intact when you edit. If the text cannot be read, or the plan is already approved, the save is ignored and the card does not change.

Once a campaign is dispatched, rejected or archived, the buttons are replaced by a status line.

In the app, the controls are Approve, Review, Reject and a menu with Regenerate Plan and Archive on the list; the campaign page offers Approve and Reject while the plan is a draft or in review, plus Regenerate Plan, Archive and, once approved, Dispatch to Delivery Agents. In the app, Review opens the campaign page to read the plan; changes to the plan itself are made by regenerating it from the brief.

Snooze belongs to the Work Queue and does not appear on the Strategist card. Strategist campaigns are reviewed in the Strategist, not in the Work Queue.