Informe semanal de Publicidad Movistar

Ingests weekly advertising performance reports to extract per-creative metrics for campaign decisions.

1|Updated Jun 29, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Superreal-io/maia-campaign-skills --skill informe-semanal-de-publicidad-movistar-superreal-io
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Skill: Informe semanal de Publicidad Movistar
Source: https://github.com/Superreal-io/maia-campaign-skills/tree/main/informe-semanal-publicidad
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Superreal-io/maia-campaign-skills --skill informe-semanal-de-publicidad-movistar-superreal-io

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Marketing teams lack a formal way to feed real campaign performance data into their monthly planning workflow, so decisions about reusing creative assets rely on intuition instead of measured results. This Skill defines how to ingest the weekly advertising report from Telefónica's Communication Analytics team and turn it into structured, attributable performance evidence. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured ingestion of weekly PDF reports: Reads the four weekly reports of the previous month as a series, extracting per-campaign and per-creativity metrics (CTR, leads, CPL, VTR) via multimodal PDF reading. - Metric classification rules: Distinguishes response metrics (usable for creative decisions), coverage metrics (for media planning only), and sales figures (context only, never attribution), preventing unsupported claims. - Confidence-aware downstream flow: Registers report coverage (4/4 to 0/4 weeks) as a confidence level that determines whether copywriting decisions run in data-backed or qualitative mode. - Use Case: At the start of a monthly MAIA run, the Strategist agent reads four weekly PDF reports, fills the Golden Briefing's performance fields with coded creatives and their metrics, and the Copywriter later decides REUSE/ADAPT/REFRESH/CREATE per asset with cited evidence. ## Quick Start Attach the four weekly advertising report PDFs from last month to the ticket and ask the Maia Strategist to extract per-creativity performance into the Golden Briefing.

Frequently Asked Questions about Informe semanal de Publicidad Movistar

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I use weekly advertising reports to decide which creatives to reuse?

Attach the four weekly report PDFs from the previous month to the run ticket. The Strategist agent extracts per-creativity response metrics (CTR, leads, CPL) into the brief, and the Copywriter uses them to issue REUSE, ADAPT, REFRESH, or CREATE decisions per asset.

What metrics from a campaign report can justify creative decisions?

Only response metrics attributable to the individual piece: CTR, leads, CPL, VTR, clicks, and interaction. Coverage metrics like impressions and frequency describe the media plan, and sales figures are business context that must never be used as creative attribution.

What file format should weekly performance reports be in?

PDF printed from the email client is the recommended format because it preserves the embedded images containing per-creativity data. EML files are acceptable but require extracting images from the MIME structure before reading.

What happens if some weekly reports are missing?

The run continues without blocking, but confidence degrades: 4 of 4 weeks means high confidence, 2-3 means medium, and 1 or none means low confidence where all creative decisions switch to qualitative mode with no data-backed claims.

Can sales figures from the report evaluate creative performance?

No. Reported sales are period sales, not sales caused by the campaign, and external factors like the sports calendar drive them. Sales enter the system only as business context with explicit provenance, never as evidence for asset decisions.

What are the limitations of email-based advertising reports?

The report only covers campaigns that aired during the period, builds no historical series across months, and says nothing about brand awareness or perception. Data arrives as images inside emails rather than tables, so no per-asset time series accumulates.