orchestrator

Routing a vague marketing request involves applying intake questions to diagnose goals like traffic or leads, then assembling a prioritized skill sequence. The orchestrator maps the pathway and forwards context to the next step.

Diagnosing marketing goals requires answering qualifying intake questions to determine whether you need traffic, leads, or launches. This process identifies the correct multi-step workflow and assembles the required base inputs.

Before assembling a marketing skill sequence, you need base inputs like brand voice, positioning, and keyword strategy. These inputs ensure the routing process accurately prioritizes and hands off to the correct execution skill.

Yes, you can use automated handoffs to connect marketing skills. The routing process provides context-forwarding and next-step guidance to ensure smooth transitions between each skill in the prioritized sequence.

Yes, this workflow routing approach works for broad requests. When a user asks for marketing help, it suggests a two to four skill plan, captures necessary inputs, and routes the request to the appropriate execution or strategy skill.

You should not use an automated marketing orchestrator if you already have a defined skill sequence, lack base inputs like brand voice and positioning, or have a highly specific single-step request that requires no diagnostic routing.