/cm:daily — Daily Marketing ReviewQuick daily check-in on marketing performance and priorities.
/cm:daily — Daily Marketing Review
Quick daily check-in on marketing performance and priorities.
What It Does
A 10-minute daily review that keeps you informed on what's live, what's working, and what needs attention — without getting lost in dashboards.
Process
- What's Live Today
- Ask: What campaigns, content, or experiments are currently active? - Check: Any new content published in last 24h? - Check: Any ads running? - Check: Any email sequences active?
- Performance Snapshot
- Ask: What metrics moved yesterday? (Traffic, signups, trials, MRR) - Ask: Any notable wins? (Viral post, PR mention, ranking improvement) - Ask: Any red flags? (Ad spend issues, conversion drops, negative feedback)
- Attention Required
- What needs action today? - Any time-sensitive opportunities? - Any fires to put out?
- Today's Marketing Focus
- Ask: What's the ONE most important marketing task today? - Ask: What would make today a marketing win?
Output Format
# Daily Marketing Review — [Date]
## What's Live
- **Campaigns:** [Active campaigns/ads]
- **Content:** [Recently published]
- **Sequences:** [Active email flows]
## Performance Snapshot
- **Traffic:** [trend vs yesterday/last week]
- **Signups:** [count + trend]
- **Key metric:** [whatever matters most]
## Wins
- [Notable positive signal]
## Flags
- [Anything concerning]
## Today's Focus
1. **Priority:** [The ONE thing]
2. **Quick wins:** [Optional 2-3 small tasks]
## Notes
- [Anything to remember]When to Use
- Start of each workday (before diving into tasks)
- After a launch (daily during launch week)
- When managing multiple campaigns
Time Investment
10-15 minutes
Output
- Quick mental model of marketing state
- Clear priority for the day
- Early warning on problems
Philosophy
Daily awareness prevents surprises. The goal isn't deep analysis — it's staying oriented. Save deep dives for /cm:weekly.
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