Content Amplifier
Turn approved creator content into paid reach and reusable assets across marketing channels.
The skill limits itself to already-published and approved creator content, requires asking before using assets with unknown rights, works without mandatory connectors, and requires user approval before saving or promoting memory. No malware, credential theft, or covert exfiltration is evident. Points are deducted because paid media, authorization, and cross-channel reuse create external commercial and compliance effects without a complete execution-confirmation protocol, rollback/revocation plan, detailed data-flow disclosure, or sensitive-data handling guidance; publisher identity is unverified.
The two modes, input/output contract, completion criteria, templates, and missing-input rules are reasonably consistent, and the atom method explicitly avoids video-processing dependencies. Points are deducted because there are no skill-specific tests or execution results in the supplied files; budget estimates, platform setup, and thresholds depend on user data, while abnormal-input and platform-change feedback remains thin. The score stays below the static-review ceiling of 10.
Triggers, paid/repurpose modes, non-fit boundaries, inputs, outputs, and stop conditions are clearly described, with multilingual concepts and multiple platform scenarios. Points are deducted because the core examples and templates are mostly English, geo-relevance is marked low, mainland-China reachability and substitutes for Meta, TikTok, and YouTube are not addressed, and the skill cannot process media or execute platform actions.
The skill provides structured frontmatter, version 18.0.0, Apache-2.0 licensing, mode selection, progressive steps, templates, examples, reference links, handoff rules, and next-skill routing. Points are deducted because the skill does not itself identify a maintenance owner, update commitment, changelog, or compatibility-test path; missing references would shift troubleshooting to the user, and some platform specifications are time-sensitive.
Given user-supplied assets, metrics, budget, and rights information, it can produce a selection scorecard, budget allocation, repurposing map, rights tracker, and distribution plan in an editable format, with worked examples. Points are deducted because static review cannot verify correctness; it cannot process video, validate authorization, or execute advertising, and platform recommendations and strategic assumptions still require substantial human review.
The files include templates, a stated scoring formula, budget-sum requirements, rights fields, and a near-duplicate calculation method, providing limited auditability. Points are deducted because there is no skill-specific third-party evidence, committed test coverage, or reproducible execution result for the key paths; platform performance, compliance, and worked-example outcomes cannot be independently verified from the supplied files.
- Do not treat the output as completed ad deployment, platform authorization, or FTC/disclosure review; obtain explicit user confirmation of budget, permissions, regional reachability, and compliance before external publication or spend.
- Before using TikTok, Meta, or YouTube, separately verify mainland-China access, account eligibility, current interfaces, and authorization periods; do not reuse assets without rights evidence.
- Label and manually review all metrics, CPM, ROAS, view counts, and rights dates as user-provided, measured, or estimated.
What does this skill do, and when should you use it?
Content Amplifier works with creator content that is already published and approved. It offers a paid mode for selecting and scaling posts through whitelisting, Partnership Ads, TikTok Spark Ads, boosting, or dark posts, and a repurpose mode for extending UGC across paid, website, email, and organic social. Outputs include scorecards, budgets, targeting, optimization rules, rights-tracked inventories, transformation specs, and distribution plans. It does not decide whether content is publishable, brand-aligned, or FTC-compliant.
Reads creator handles, platforms, content types, performance metrics, budgets, objectives, target channels, and usage-rights information. In paid mode, it scores each candidate out of 25, assigns amplification tiers and spend, selects amplification methods, defines audiences, provides platform setup guidance, and records scale/pause rules. In repurpose mode, it assigns rights levels and expiry dates, maps one source asset to multiple formats and channels, specifies transformations, defines a content-library naming convention, and produces a 30-day distribution plan plus handoff summary.
- A brand has strong TikTok or Instagram creator posts and wants to extend their reach with paid spend.
- A marketing team needs to rank creator assets, choose which posts to boost, and allocate a fixed budget across platforms.
- A team wants to turn approved UGC videos into ads, website social proof, email content, and organic-social assets.
- A brand needs a searchable creator-content library with usage rights and expiry tracking.
What are this skill's strengths and limitations?
- Provides two clearly separated workflows: paid amplification and cross-channel repurposing.
- Produces concrete scorecards, budget allocations, optimization rules, rights tracking, and distribution plans.
- Runs at Tier 1 using user-supplied data without requiring live integrations.
- Clearly separates downstream amplification from compliance auditing, social calendars, and net-new creative development.
- Requires content that is already published and approved; it is not a pre-publication compliance gate.
- Paid mode cannot proceed without a budget, and repurpose mode cannot safely recommend reuse when rights are unknown.
- It includes setup guidance for Meta Partnership Ads, TikTok Spark Ads, and YouTube video ads, but the source provides no empirical platform-validation results or test suite.
- Missing metrics must remain missing or be labeled estimated; the skill must not invent CPM, ROAS, view counts, or rights dates.
How do you install this skill?
To install the full repository in Claude Code, run /plugin marketplace add aaron-he-zhu/aaron-marketing-skills, then /plugin install aaron-marketing@aaron. On other Agent Skills-compatible hosts, run npx skills add aaron-he-zhu/aaron-marketing-skills, or clone it with git clone https://github.com/aaron-he-zhu/aaron-marketing-skills. To pull one skill, use npx skills add aaron-he-zhu/aaron-marketing-skills -s content-amplifier.
How do you use this skill?
Provide live, approved creator content and trigger it with a prompt such as Create a paid amplification plan for our influencer campaign with $5,000 across TikTok and Instagram or We have 3 great TikTok videos. Build a repurposing plan and a 30-day distribution calendar. Select a mode with --mode paid or --mode repurpose. Without a mode, boost, Spark Ads, budget, and paid-spend requests select paid; repurpose, asset-library, and multi-channel-rollout requests select repurpose. Paid mode must ask for a missing budget, and repurpose mode must ask for unknown usage rights.
How does this skill compare with similar options?
Compared with creator-content-auditor, this skill operates after approval: the auditor checks publishability, disclosure, and claim integrity, while Content Amplifier handles paid distribution and repurposing. Compared with social-calendar-builder and social-creative-builder, it does not manage the always-on posting calendar or turn new ideas into platform-native packages; it reuses existing assets and owns paid amplification.