co-marketing

Plan co-marketing campaigns with partners using a structured campaign brief template.

Updated May 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/TheGraphicKing/skott-canvas --skill co-marketing-thegraphicking
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Skill: co-marketing
Source: https://github.com/TheGraphicKing/skott-canvas/tree/main/skills/co-marketing
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/TheGraphicKing/skott-canvas --skill co-marketing-thegraphicking

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Co-marketing campaigns often fail due to misaligned goals, unclear responsibilities, and lead-sharing disputes between partners. This Skill structures the entire campaign from brief to execution so both parties agree on goals, ownership, timelines, and lead handling before work begins. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Campaign Brief Generation: Produces a complete co-marketing brief covering audience, lead-sharing rules, RACI responsibilities, content plan, promotion calendar, and success metrics. - Campaign Type Frameworks: Supports joint webinars, co-authored research reports, co-branded content series, and shared lead magnets with defined partner contribution models. - Lead Sharing & Reporting Rules: Defines how leads are split, what each party can do with them, and a post-campaign reporting structure covering reach, registrations, and pipeline. - Use Case: A partner proposes a joint webinar. Use this Skill to produce a campaign brief that locks in the lead split, assigns email and LinkedIn promotion duties to each side, and sets measurable MQL targets before any content is created. ## Quick Start Create a co-marketing campaign brief for a joint webinar with our partner, including lead sharing rules, a RACI table, and a joint promotion calendar.

Frequently Asked Questions about co-marketing

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I plan a co-marketing campaign with a partner?▼

Start by defining the campaign type, such as a joint webinar or co-authored report, then align both parties on goals, lead-sharing rules, and a RACI responsibility table. Build a joint promotion calendar and agree on success metrics before execution begins.

How should leads be shared in a co-marketing campaign?▼

Decide whether leads are split equally, owned by the promoting party, or captured through separate forms. Define the handoff method, such as CRM export or shared spreadsheet, and set restrictions on how each party may use the other's leads.

What should a co-marketing campaign brief include?▼

A brief should include the campaign name, partner, type, date, measurable goal, target audiences, lead-sharing agreement, RACI responsibility table, content plan, promotion calendar, success metrics for both parties, and a milestone timeline.

When should I not run a co-marketing campaign?▼

Avoid co-marketing when the partner relationship is not yet established, when audiences do not overlap with your ICP, or when either party cannot commit promotion resources. Campaigns without agreed lead rules and signed-off responsibilities typically fail.

How do I measure co-marketing campaign results?▼

Produce a joint report within 7 days covering total reach, registrations by source, attendance rate, leads per party, content engagement, and pipeline attributed within 90 days. Include qualitative notes on what worked and what to change next time.