marketing-loops

Designs and schedules recurring marketing workflows with cadence, state, and stop conditions.

Updated Jul 14, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/ingresarios-ai/launchago26 --skill marketing-loops-ingresarios-ai
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Skill: marketing-loops
Source: https://github.com/ingresarios-ai/launchago26/tree/main/.agents/skills/marketing-loops
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ingresarios-ai/launchago26 --skill marketing-loops-ingresarios-ai

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? Recurring marketing work — weekly SEO checks, ad-fatigue refreshes, churn watches — gets forgotten or done inconsistently when handled manually. This Skill turns those tasks into repeatable loops an AI agent runs on a cadence, each with a defined trigger, self-check, state handling, and stop condition. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Loop catalog: 43 ready-to-adapt loop specs covering SEO, paid ads, social, activation, retention, revenue, and referrals, each defined with a nine-part anatomy (cadence, action condition, purpose, skills used, body, self-check, state, stop condition, output). - Guardrails and compliance: A two-tier action model that keeps drafting autonomous while gating spend, sends, and publishing behind human checkpoints, plus CAN-SPAM/GDPR/FTC/ToS rules and a kill switch. - State and scheduling guidance: Idempotency patterns (watermarks, dedupe sets, cooldowns) and environment-specific scheduling options including cron and Claude Code primitives. - Use Case: A B2B SaaS team wants a weekly SEO opportunity scan. The Skill selects the keyword-gap loop from the catalog, sets a weekly cadence matching how slowly rankings move, defines dedupe state so gaps aren't re-briefed, and stages content briefs for human review. ## Quick Start Set up a weekly marketing loop that watches our keyword rankings and stages content briefs whenever a striking-distance opportunity appears.

Frequently Asked Questions about marketing-loops

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

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How do I set up a recurring marketing automation workflow?▼

Pick a loop from the catalog of 43 specs, tune its cadence to how fast the underlying signal changes, define its state and stop condition, then schedule it via cron or an agent-native primitive. Each loop is defined with a nine-part anatomy covering trigger, body, self-check, and output.

How often should an automated marketing loop run?▼

Match cadence to signal speed: rankings and competitor changes weekly, ad fatigue every 2-3 days, churn signals daily, and content decay monthly. Over-frequent loops generate noise and train you to ignore the output.

Can a marketing loop publish posts or shift ad budget automatically?▼

By default no — spending, sending, and publishing are Tier-2 gated actions requiring human approval. They can run autonomously only with explicit authorization bounded by spend caps and an allowlist; drafting and staging always remain autonomous-safe.

When should I not automate a marketing task as a loop?▼

Skip loops for strategy, positioning, and creative direction, which require human judgment each time. Also avoid loops when the signal is too sparse to be significant or when nobody acts on the output, since those become vanity loops.

How do scheduled loops avoid repeating the same actions?▼

Each loop persists state between runs using watermarks, dedupe sets, cooldown windows, and in-flight guards, typically stored as JSON files. This prevents double-acting, re-contacting the same people, or re-alerting the same issue.

What is the difference between marketing loops and one-off marketing ideas?▼

Loops are repeatable workflows run on a schedule with triggers and stop conditions, while one-off ideas are tactics tried once. Loops operationalize the ideas worth repeating and orchestrate channel skills like SEO, ads, and email to execute them.