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video-marketing

Video strategy, creative production, and performance analytics

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■ INSTALL // npx @self.md/cli install video-marketing
AuthorGTM Agents
Namespace@gtmagents/gtm-agents
Category#business
Version1.0.0
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Downloads↓ 3
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Video strategy, creative production, and performance analytics

Installation

npx claude-plugins install @gtmagents/gtm-agents/video-marketing

Contents

Folders: agents, commands, skills

Included Skills

This plugin includes 3 skill definitions:

distribution-analytics

Use when planning channel distribution and measuring video performance.

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Video Distribution & Analytics Skill

When to Use

  • Planning cross-channel release strategy (YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok, paid, website).
  • Optimizing promotion cadence, paid boosts, and partner amplification.
  • Reporting on video engagement, conversions, and ROI.

Framework

  1. Owned Channels – website, blog embeds, email nurtures, product UI.
  2. Social Platforms – channel-specific formatting (length, aspect ratio, subtitles, hooks).
  3. Paid Media – targeting, budget allocation, creative rotation, lift studies.
  4. Partners/Community – syndication, co-marketing, advocacy programs.
  5. Repurposing – clips, GIFs, reels, audio snippets, transcript-based blogs.

Analytics Stack

  • Awareness – impressions, views, view-through rate, unique viewers.
  • Engagement – watch time, retention curves, clicks, comments, shares.
  • Conversion – CTA clicks, landing page visits, opportunities, revenue.
  • Attribution – first-touch vs multi-touch analyses, cohort performance.

Templates

  • Channel playbook (requirements, posting schedule, CTA guidance).
  • Dashboard schema (metrics, source, refresh cadence).
  • Optimization tracker (hypothesis, test, result, next step).

Tips

  • Localize thumbnails and captions per channel.
  • Use UTM conventions and vanity URLs to attribute conversions.
  • Monitor audience retention graphs to inform editing decisions.

production-ops

Use when coordinating shoots, vendors, budgets, and compliance for video

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Video Production Operations Skill

When to Use

  • Planning live-action or hybrid shoots.
  • Managing vendors (agencies, studios, freelancers) and timelines.
  • Ensuring legal, security, and brand compliance.

Framework

  1. Intake Form – capture scope, deliverables, timeline, budget, stakeholders.
  2. Vendor Tracker – shortlist, RFP questions, scorecards, contract status.
  3. Production Timeline – pre-prod (scripts, casting, locations), production, post.
  4. Logistics – call sheets, permits, travel, insurance, releases, safety protocols.
  5. Compliance – accessibility, brand guidelines, privacy, data retention.

Templates

  • Production kickoff checklist.
  • Call sheet template (crew, schedule, contacts, contingency plan).
  • Risk register (risks, impact, mitigation, owner).

Tips

  • Hold daily standups during production weeks.
  • Create rollback/fallback plans for outdoor shoots or key talent.
  • Archive all releases, permissions, and final assets in DAM.

scriptwriting

Use when crafting scripts, storyboards, and messaging for video content.

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Video Scriptwriting Systems Skill

When to Use

  • Developing scripts for explainer, testimonial, thought leadership, or product videos.
  • Aligning scripts with positioning, CTA, and voice/tone guidelines.
  • Iterating on scripts based on feedback or performance data.

Framework

  1. Hook – capture attention in first 5 seconds (question, stat, bold claim).
  2. Problem/Insight – relate to audience pain or opportunity.
  3. Solution Story – product capability or narrative proof with visuals.
  4. Proof – customer quote, metric, analyst validation.
  5. CTA – single next step (demo, trial, download, subscribe).

Templates

  • Script template with columns for VO/dialogue, visuals, motion notes, duration.
  • Storyboard grid with frame, description, audio, graphics, CTA.
  • Tone/voice checklist (personality traits, jargon allowances, compliance notes).

Tips

  • Write for ear: short sentences, contractions, conversational tone.
  • Add direction for B-roll, overlays, animations, and text callouts.
  • Plan variant clips (15s teaser, 6s bumper, square stories) from the start.

Source

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