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Social Channel Strategy

Name your brand and the competitors you measure yourself against. It reads every post on every platform from your SkillServer account, measures each against its channel's typical post, and shows what wins for you and for them: the topics, formats and people, the best and weakest posts, and the competitors' best with why they worked. Each channel gets a job, a priority and one number with a target set at half the gap to your closest peer, and each platform gets a plan and a first test.

Sample Outputs

Real reports from this skill. Open one to see the full output.
PDF
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George Brown PolytechnicAgainst Humber, Seneca, Centennial and TMU

The report: the whole strategy as one 13-page document

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PPT
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George Brown PolytechnicAgainst Humber, Seneca, Centennial and TMU

The deck: 66 slides, a full chapter per channel

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SKILL DETAILSNEW
Runs17
TierFree
DifficultyIntermediate
Time~15-20 min
Output formats
ReportReading and sharing: the whole strategy as one document
PDF
Slide deckPresenting to leadership or a client
PDF
Slide deckClicking through the slides on screen
HTML

Inputs

What the skill needs from you.
Your brandAs it appears in SkillServer, with its competitors tracked
Competitors (optional)Three to five to compare against
Benchmark (optional)The closest peer, for the targets
Time window (optional)Default: the last 12 months

Outputs

What the skill can cover, in whichever format you ask for.
Each channel's job, priority and one number to move, with a target
A chapter per platform: what works, the best posts, the competitors' best, the plan
The tests to run first, each with a keep-or-drop rule
A start-or-skip verdict for the smaller platforms

How It Works

Three steps from connecting to your first report.
1
Connect SkillConnect SkillServer and browse, search, and run workflows right inside Claude or ChatGPT.
2
ChatJust chat like you always do and we serve the right workflow automatically.
3
Start the workflowProvide the inputs and the skill handles the rest — structured output, every time.