01 / Not a prompt list
Judgment is the skill.
Workflows that compound. Artefacts you can name. The review layer is the job.

02 / the planning library
Plan your quarter in an afternoon.
Four maintained directories for marketing teams: events worth the flight, outlets worth the pitch, creator markets worth a brief, and AI workflows your team can run this week. All of it is open — the form is only for the member workspace.
The gap
Your team already has the models. ChatGPT in one tab, Claude in another, a generation folder nobody owns. Nothing compounds because nothing is a system. Collective names what to learn, what to ignore, and what to run this week — then keeps the room to operators with a company domain.
01 / Not a prompt list
Workflows that compound. Artefacts you can name. The review layer is the job.
02 / Not consulting
Insights, skills, and a journal you can run this quarter. No decks. No departure.
03 / Not open browse
Gated so the curriculum stays current. What to learn this quarter — not a dump to wander.
What you’ll build
One sheet that answers “what shipped, where, and what did it do” — so the weekly content meeting stops being a status recital.
You get: A living ledger and a standing 15-minute weekly review.
Structure your own one-page diagnostic before you pay anyone for a strategy deck — and know what to ask if you do.
You get: A one-page read you can hand to a founder or a board.
A go / no-go pass on every pitch and paid-placement offer, so you stop paying for coverage nobody reads.
You get: A screened pitch list and a paid-vs-earned split you can report.
Ten questions to run before creator spend — fit, brand safety, and audience overlap ahead of follower count.
You get: A scored shortlist with a documented reason for each cut.
Make your company legible to answer engines — so AI assistants describe you the way you would describe yourself.
You get: An entity card plus a monthly check on how AI describes you.
Journal
The first draft is free. The review layer is the job.
Apply
After you apply you get the journal in full, the skills with artefacts, insights and trend notes, case studies, refresh notes, and first look at new skill packs.
What to learn, what to ignore, and what to run — for marketers becoming AI-enabled.