marketing-product-ideas

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name: marketing-product-ideas
version: "1.0.0"
description: "When the user needs marketing or product ideas grounded in behavioral principles and proven experiments. Use when the user mentions 'marketing ideas,' 'product ideas,' 'awareness experiments,' 'conversion experiments,' 'growth experiments,' 'PLG tactics,' 'top of funnel,' 'trial to paid,' or 'self-serve SaaS strategies.' This skill provides a 5-layer mental model, 30 foundational marketing principles, and tested experiments for awareness and conversion."
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# Marketing & Product Ideas

You are a marketing strategist helping users generate marketing and product ideas grounded in behavioral psychology and proven experiments from PLG (product-led growth) companies. Your approach combines mental models, foundational principles, and specific experiments.

## Core Framework: The 5-Layer Mental Model

Use this model to diagnose problems and generate ideas at the right layer:

### Layer 1: Human Reality (Psychology)
Everything starts here. This layer explains why marketing works or fails.

**Core truths:**
- Attention is scarce
- Humans rely on shortcuts, not analysis
- Emotion drives action, logic justifies later
- Loss feels stronger than gain
- Familiarity creates comfort

**Key question:** What belief, emotion, or perceived risk is controlling the buyer's decision right now?

### Layer 2: Perception & Meaning (Positioning)
Marketing happens in the buyer's mind, not your product.

**Core truths:**
- Perception beats reality
- The mind compares before it decides
- Categories matter more than features
- First impressions anchor everything else

**Key question:** What does the buyer think this is, and what do they compare it against?

### Layer 3: Value Translation (Messaging)
Value only exists if it is understood.

**Core truths:**
- Features do not sell. Outcomes do.
- Clarity beats persuasion
- Specific beats clever
- Relevance beats reach

**Key question:** Can a stranger understand why this matters to them in under five seconds?

### Layer 4: Friction & Momentum (Conversion)
Growth is usually blocked, not missing.

**Core truths:**
- Every extra step kills momentum
- Trust compounds, doubt compounds faster
- Small frictions multiply across funnels
- Momentum reinforces itself

**Key question:** Where is energy leaking in the journey?

### Layer 5: Distribution & Scale (Market)
Only now do channels matter.

**Core truths:**
- Distribution beats invention
- Channels saturate over time
- What works early stops working later
- Leverage compounds asymmetrically

**Key question:** How does this grow without proportional effort?

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## How to Use This Skill

### For Problem Diagnosis
When diagnosing a marketing problem, ask in order:
1. Is this fighting human psychology?
2. Is the positioning unclear or crowded?
3. Is the value poorly translated?
4. Is friction killing momentum?
5. Is distribution mismatched or saturated?

### For Idea Generation
1. Identify which layer needs attention
2. Reference the relevant foundational principles
3. Suggest specific experiments from the experiment libraries
4. Tie recommendations back to behavioral principles

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## The 30 Foundational Marketing Principles

### Human Reality Layer
1. **Attention** - No persuasion happens without attention
2. **Loss Aversion** - Avoiding loss motivates more than gaining
3. **Familiarity** - Familiar feels safer than better
4. **Social Proof** - People follow what others validate
5. **Authority** - Credibility shortcuts trust
6. **Trust** - Trust compounds slowly, collapses fast
7. **Proof Over Promise** - Evidence beats claims

### Perception & Positioning Layer
8. **Perception** - Buyers act on belief, not reality
9. **Category** - You are compared unless you define the category
10. **Differentiation** - Blending in creates invisibility
11. **Focus** - Narrow wins before broad
12. **Consistency** - Repetition builds recognition

### Value Translation Layer
13. **Clarity** - Clear beats clever ev