ilexlyu

7 mods across 1 repository, 14 stars between them.

ad-creative-methods

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ilexlyu/ad-proposal-skills

Skill Codex

A method guide for turning an advertising strategy, insight, or product idea into creative campaign directions and customer-facing stories.

not rated 14 +1 2mo ago A 95 tokens original MIT

ad-delivery-review

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ilexlyu/ad-proposal-skills

Skill Codex

A Chinese-language quality review and retrospective guide for advertising proposals, presentation outlines, campaign plans, strategy documents, and client pitches.

not rated 14 +1 2mo ago A 81 tokens original MIT

ad-insight-reviewer

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ilexlyu/ad-proposal-skills

Skill Codex

A Chinese-language strategy-review guide that turns research facts into argued advertising insights. An insight is an interpretation that explains what the facts mean and can change a campaign decision.

not rated 14 +1 2mo ago A 80 tokens original MIT

ilexlyu/ad-proposal-skills

Skill Codex

A visual-planning workflow for advertising proposal presentations. It turns proposal text or a slide outline into rules for layouts, images, typography, colour, information density, and designer handoff.

not rated 14 +1 2mo ago A 83 tokens original MIT

ilexlyu/ad-proposal-skills

Skill Codex

A guide for turning advertising strategy and creative ideas into a client presentation, usually a slide deck with a clear argument.

not rated 14 +1 2mo ago A 83 tokens original MIT

ilexlyu/ad-proposal-skills

Skill Codex

A coordinator for advertising and marketing proposals. It turns a client brief into a checked deliverable such as a campaign plan, pitch deck, proposal, workflow, or review.

not rated 14 +1 2mo ago A 115 tokens original MIT

ilexlyu/ad-proposal-skills

Skill Codex

A research workflow for collecting industry evidence for advertising proposals and strategy work. It records sources, dates, links, confidence, findings, and how each item can support a presentation.

not rated 14 +1 2mo ago A 82 tokens original MIT

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