Die Oberfläche ist lokalisiert; Skill-Beschreibungen und -Dokumente werden per KI automatisch in Ihre Sprache übersetzt. Code, Befehle, Pfade und Fachbegriffe bleiben im Original, maßgeblich ist das Dokument des Autors.
Skills entdecken
Produktivität · SKILL.md

eighty-twenty-traffic-strategy

eighty-twenty-traffic-strategy

Prioritize traffic, media, lists, and audience sources with an 80/20 lens. Use when choosing acquisition media, deciding which traffic source to master, evaluating rented or owned lists, sequencing channel expansion, or shifting budget toward higher-leverage sources.

Independent GitHub snapshot · Automated classification · Original documentation governs

Skill-Dokumentation

GitHub

name: eighty-twenty-traffic-strategy description: Prioritize traffic, media, lists, and audience sources with an 80/20 lens. Use when choosing acquisition media, deciding which traffic source to master, evaluating rented or owned lists, sequencing channel expansion, or shifting budget toward higher-leverage sources. license: MIT compatibility: Codex, Claude Code, and other Agent Skills-compatible clients. metadata: version: "0.1.0" displayName: 80/20 Traffic Strategy category: Marketing tags: eighty-twenty,traffic,media,advertising,marketing

80/20 Traffic Strategy

Use this skill to choose and sequence traffic sources by leverage, buyer fit, and economic potential. It is based on 80/20 Sales and Marketing by Perry Marshall.

Source Traceability

Primary source: 80/20 Sales and Marketing, chapters 4, 6, 10, and 11.

  • Chapter 4 emphasizes positioning and media mastery over low-leverage prospecting.
  • Chapter 6 introduces the traffic, conversion, economics triangle and list quality.
  • Chapter 10 covers media expansion after a funnel starts working.
  • Chapter 11 covers scaling and diversification after conversion proves out.

Workflow

1. State The Economic Constraint

Before recommending traffic, capture:

  • Offer price and margin.
  • Target customer value.
  • Allowable acquisition cost.
  • Sales cycle.
  • Conversion path.
  • Existing traffic source performance.

Think backwards from economics before adding traffic.

2. Inventory Traffic Sources

List owned, rented, paid, earned, and partner sources. For each, estimate:

  • Buyer intent.
  • Reach.
  • Cost or effort.
  • Speed to signal.
  • Targeting precision.
  • Control.
  • Fit with the offer and conversion path.

3. Identify The Mastery Candidate

Recommend mastering one source before expanding when:

  • The audience has the urgent problem.
  • The source can produce measurable conversions.
  • The economics can plausibly work.
  • The team can learn it deeply enough to outperform average buyers.

Avoid shallow testing of many sources when one source deserves real mastery.

4. Sequence Expansion

Expand only after a source and funnel show signal. Prefer adjacent sources where the same offer, message, or economics can transfer.

Expansion options:

  • Paid search or high-intent traffic.
  • Email and affiliate partners.
  • Social or community traffic.
  • Offline or niche media.
  • Owned list development.

Output Format

# 80/20 Traffic Strategy

## Economics First
- Offer:
- Customer value:
- Allowable CAC:
- Current conversion path:

## Traffic Inventory
| Source | Intent | Reach | Cost/Effort | Speed | Fit |
|--------|--------|-------|-------------|-------|-----|

## Mastery Recommendation
- Source to master:
- Why this source:
- First test:
- Required tracking:

## Expansion Sequence
1. [Source] - [condition to expand]
2. [Source] - [condition to expand]
3. [Source] - [condition to expand]

Quality Bar

  • Do not recommend traffic before checking economics.
  • Do not equate reach with quality.
  • Prefer one mastered source over many shallow experiments.
  • Separate list quality from list size.
  • Define the condition for expansion before recommending expansion.
Gespeicherte Skills