OpenClaw AI Marketing#

This skill packages the ClawLite/OpenClaw AI marketing team into a reusable operating system.

What this skill is for#

Use this skill when the goal is not “write one post” or “draft one blog.” Use it when the real task is to run or improve a daily AI marketing machine with handoffs, receipts, truth states, and conversion accountability.

This system assumes a multi-lane team:

• Hunter — community intel and X/Reddit learning
• JK — same-day content packaging / writing handoff
• Elon — social publishing
• Tony — blog publishing
• Jenny — lifecycle / activation email
• Peter — blog QA / closeout
• Karen — truth gate / QA
• Mission Control — state mirror and receipts

Core rule#

The team is not complete when content exists. The team is complete only when:

• upstream research exists
• durable marketing-assets are updated
• downstream publishing is executed
• URLs / visibility / QA receipts exist
• Mission Control truth matches reality

System lanes#

1. Hunter — upstream intelligence#

Hunter owns:

• Reddit pain scan
• X pain scan
• X viral-learning scan
• Pain Map
• selection layer
• Intel Pack
• Mission Control mirror
• marketing-assets sync receipt

Hunter is incomplete if research stays trapped in notes.

2. JK — packaging layer#

JK converts same-day inputs into cleaner content substrate for downstream lanes. JK should consume:

• same-day Hunter intel
• company positioning
• marketing-assets hooks / angles / proof / CTA

3. Elon — social lane#

Elon owns publication, not just drafting. For each assigned lane/platform, require:

• same-day draft
• ASSET_CHECK
• post URL
• visibility proof
• acceptance receipt

X should preferentially run deep threads, not shallow one-liners.

4. Tony — blog lane#

Tony is keyword-first and publish-first. Tony is not complete on “drafts.” Tony is complete only when the day’s blog target is actually published and verifiable.

Default rule in this system:

• Tony daily target = 12 blog publishes
• fewer than target must be called out as an explicit gap

5. Jenny — activation / lifecycle lane#

Jenny owns:

• cohort selection
• send execution
• accepted send proof
• writeback/accounting
• same-day ASSET_CHECK

Do not confuse “send attempted” with “delivery complete.”

6. Peter — blog QA lane#

Peter closes the Tony lane by verifying live/public reality. Peter PASS requires:

• correct live URL
• real browser/public verification
• clean QA receipt

7. Karen — truth gate#

Karen does not create marketing. Karen verifies whether claimed completion is true.

8. Mission Control — truth mirror#

Mission Control must reflect:

• current same-day truth
• partial completion vs real completion
• blockers without optimism inflation

Required operating principles#

Asset-layer rule#

Hunter learnings must be normalized into durable marketing-assets before the rest of the system can scale cleanly.

Receipt rule#

Every lane leaves a dated receipt. No receipt = no completion.

ASSET_CHECK rule#

All ClawLite/OpenClaw-facing growth/content lanes should leave ASSET_CHECK-backed evidence. Missing ASSET_CHECK means incomplete truth.

Truth-state rule#

Use explicit states such as:

• DELIVERED
• PASS
• EXECUTED_BUT_BLOCKED
• BLOCKED_BUT_COMPLIANT
• AT_RISK
• SAME_DAY_UNRESOLVED_GAP

Do not collapse partial progress into fake completion.

Recommended execution order#

1. Hunter research + X viral-learning
2. Pain Map + selection layer
3. marketing-assets sync
4. JK package if used
5. Elon social publishing
6. Tony blog publishing
7. Jenny activation / lifecycle
8. Peter closeout
9. Karen truth gate
10. Mission Control refresh

Open-source packaging guidance#

When packaging this system as a reusable public skill:

• preserve the operating model, not private data
• keep role definitions, receipts, QA logic, and handoff discipline
• remove private secrets, private campaign data, and local-only credentials
• point users to configurable references rather than hard-coded company paths when needed

Read next when needed#

• references/system-map.md
• references/role-contracts.md
• references/daily-loop.md
• references/open-source-packaging.md