score-matrix

Score audience and angle combinations to rank paid acquisition testing opportunities.

1|Updated Apr 20, 2026
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Skill: score-matrix
Source: https://github.com/Largo2z9/phantomos/tree/main/.skills/skills/score-matrix
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Largo2z9/phantomos --skill score-matrix

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps DTC operators decide which audience and angle combinations deserve testing priority by turning scattered audience insights and creative options into a structured scoring framework.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Territory Prioritization: Scores audience sub-clusters against angle sources to identify the highest-potential creative territories.
  • Strategic Scoring Framework: Combines impact, production speed, market signals, and brand context to rank opportunities.
  • Use Case: A growth team can use this Skill after building audience profiles and angle libraries to determine which paid acquisition concepts should move into creative production first.

Quick Start

Ask the score-matrix skill to analyze the available audience profiles and angles for a brand and recommend the top territories to test next.

Frequently Asked Questions about score-matrix

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I prioritize DTC audience and creative angle combinations for paid acquisition testing?

You prioritize audience and creative angle territories by scoring sub-clusters against angle sources using a framework of impact, production speed, market signals, and brand context to rank paid acquisition testing opportunities.

What is a creative territory scoring framework for DTC marketing?

A creative territory scoring framework evaluates audience sub-clusters and angle libraries to identify the highest-potential paid acquisition concepts, ranking testing opportunities by impact, production speed, market signals, and brand context.

How do I decide which DTC ad concepts should move into creative production first?

You decide which DTC ad concepts move into production first by scoring structured brand context, audience profiles, and angle data to produce ranked territory recommendations and persistent next-step actions.

Do I need structured audience profiles and angle libraries to use a creative scoring matrix?

Yes, a creative scoring matrix requires structured brand context, audience profiles, angle data, and scoring logic as inputs to accurately prioritize creative territories and generate ranked testing recommendations.

When should I use an angle scoring matrix instead of other paid acquisition planning methods?

Use an angle scoring matrix when you have scattered audience insights and creative options that need a structured framework to systematically prioritize the strongest paid acquisition testing opportunities for a DTC brand.