Recipes

A recipe is an ordered list of tasks. Run it once and the whole set lands in your library.

Starter recipes

Battle-tested bundles. Run one to fill your library fast.

GTM foundation

The strategy layer: who, why, and the frame you win in.

ICP definition
Buyer persona profile
Positioning canvas
Messaging hierarchy

Why this order
The ICP decides who the persona is about; the persona decides which pain the positioning claims; the positioning decides what the messaging hierarchy ranks. Run it in any other order and later steps invent an audience the earlier ones never agreed to.

Launch kit

Everything a Tier 2 feature launch needs.

Launch plan
Release notes
Landing page copy
LinkedIn post set
Sales one-pager

Why this order
The launch plan settles the story, date and audience first, so the release notes, page, post and one-pager all inherit the same narrative and the same claims instead of drifting apart channel by channel.

Pipeline sprint

Outbound assets for a two-week push.

Cold email sequence
LinkedIn outreach
Discovery call script
Objection handling guide

Why this order
The cold email establishes the hook and the proof point. Outreach and the call script then use that same hook, so a prospect hears one consistent argument across three touches - and objection handling answers what that specific argument provokes.

Content engine

A month of content from one topic.

SEO content cluster
Blog post
LinkedIn post set
Newsletter issue

Why this order
The SEO cluster picks the terms worth owning before a single word is written; the blog post covers the head term; the social post and newsletter distribute that exact piece rather than starting over.

Content pipeline

Ideas → facts → draft → social → calendar, run end to end.

Post ideas
Research facts
Long-form draft
Zero-click social
Content calendar

Why this order
Grounding runs early on purpose: ideas are chosen, then facts are gathered, and only then is anything drafted - so the draft transforms real material instead of confident guesses. Social and the calendar then slice the finished piece.

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