Marketing Q&A

Short, direct answers with the numbers behind them.

marketing-mindset · npx marketing-mindset

Deliverability: 12-point outbound deliverability checklist — SPF/DKIM/DMARC, ramp, list hygiene, scored live.

Warmup: day-by-day warmup planner — start date, daily target, mailboxes, the full schedule and the four stop rules.

Schema: FAQ / Q&A schema generator — copy-ready FAQPage JSON-LD with the answer-length and phrasing checks.

Need this done for you? This skill is the method. The done-for-you version — offer, pages, tool, deliverability, tests with a written kill rule — is a fixed-scope package: marketing engineer, packages and prices (Sprint $900 · Engine $1,900/month · Full build $2,900).

Free browser tool from the same engine: two-proportion test size calculator · what the scope covers · how it is priced.

Marketing engineer job description generator — the JD with artifacts, numbers and screening questions instead of "passion for growth".

Also: Service / Offer schema generator — copy-ready Service + OfferCatalog JSON-LD with the price, url and description checks.

Also: UTM + GA4 event naming builder — the tagged url and the event name that ends a test, with the checks that decide whether the number is readable.

Also: AI crawler robots.txt generator — who may cite you and who may train on you, written as robots.txt groups you can paste.

Also: A/B verdict calculator — was the difference separated from zero, and was the volume ever above the floor the observed lift needs?

Also: honest test queue planner — turn volume into a queue: the floor per arm, the days each test needs and the day each verdict lands.

Also: what one honest test costs to finish — the contacts a verdict needs, the days it takes and how many funded tests a budget carries.

Also: which step of your funnel can fund a verdict — the floor, the events each arm sees in a month, and the months a readable unit takes at your volume.

Also: which of your channels can actually fund a verdict — floor per arm, months to verdict, the cost of one full two-arm test and the channel to run first at your volume.