vertical-creator

Supplies domain knowledge for speccing creator-economy products like sponsorship CRMs and monetization platforms.

Updated Aug 28, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/jeremybrasher/grokbot-skills --skill vertical-creator-jeremybrasher
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
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Skill: vertical-creator
Source: https://github.com/jeremybrasher/grokbot-skills/tree/main/collections/great-cto/skills/vertical-creator
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jeremybrasher/grokbot-skills --skill vertical-creator-jeremybrasher

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Architects and PMs often spec creator-economy products naively, building commodity schedulers or generic CRMs that lose to incumbents like Buffer, Substack, and Patreon. This Skill provides the domain vocabulary, take-rate economics, and entity models needed to spec defensible products in the marketing and creator vertical. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Domain Primer: Defines CPM, RPM, take-rate, fee models, deliverables, usage rights, media kits, and rate cards so specs use correct creator-economy vocabulary. - Wedge vs Commodity Guidance: Flags sponsorship-crm as white space and scheduling/analytics as red oceans, steering specs away from commodity plays. - Must-Model Entities: Specifies Sponsor, Deal, MediaKit, ScheduledPost, ChannelMetric, and Membership entities with migration-ready schema requirements. - Use Case: When an architect writes an architecture doc for a sponsorship CRM, apply this Skill to model the Deal as a project with deliverables, usage rights, fee model, and payment milestones instead of a generic pipeline contact. ## Quick Start Apply the vertical-creator skill while drafting the architecture doc for the sponsorship-crm product and include the domain model note.

Frequently Asked Questions about vertical-creator

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I spec a sponsorship CRM for creators?▼

Model the Deal as a project, not a contact: include deliverables with channel and due date, usage rights, fee model (flat, affiliate, or CPA), and payment milestones with a stage machine. A generic pipeline CRM misses these domain requirements.

What entities should a creator monetization platform model?▼

Model Sponsor, Deal, MediaKit/RateCard, ScheduledPost with per-channel variants, ChannelMetric for normalized cross-channel analytics, and Membership tiers with take-rate and entitlements. Use stable external IDs, soft-delete, and audit timestamps for migration-ready schemas.

When should I not apply this creator vertical skill?▼

Do not apply it to other verticals like home services or restaurants. The economics here, platform take-rate as the competitive lever and sponsorship white space, are specific to the creator and marketing domain.

Why is building another content scheduler a bad product wedge?▼

Scheduling is a red ocean owned by Buffer, Hootsuite, and Later, so a standalone scheduler competes head-on with incumbents and loses. It only earns its place as the publishing layer of a suite, with per-channel post variants as the non-commodity part.

What compliance issues apply to creator sponsorship products?▼

Sponsored content requires FTC disclosure labels, creator payouts may need 1099-NEC/1099-K tax tracking, member communications need CAN-SPAM/TCPA consent, and cross-posting must respect each platform's API terms and rate limits.