popjam-io
OrganizationFree agent skills for marketing, ads & creatives by POPJAM.IO — npx skills add popjam-io/skills
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Indexed Skills (6)
writing-style-extraction
Reverse-engineer a brand's verbal identity — voice, tone, structure, hooks, CTAs, offer framing, emoji/hashtag policy, formality, person, language mix — from a corpus of existing copy (social captions, blog/long-form articles, ad copy, website page copy). Produces a structured voice guideline plus a per-channel "voice prompt block" for on-brand AI copywriting. Use this whenever the user wants brand voice, writing style or tone-of-voice analysis, a voice or style guide, "make copy sound like us", "write like our brand", or asks to analyze their captions, blog posts, ads or website copy — even if they just point at a folder of texts or a post export.
remotion-render-pitfalls
POPJAM-specific render-breaking mistakes that fail our renderer (tsc, eslint, and Remotion render). Read this BEFORE writing animation source files. First-party supplement to the external remotion-best-practices skill.
award-landing-page
Design and build pages that sell — landing pages, homepages, pricing pages, waitlist and pre-launch pages, signup/registration pages, webinar/event pages, product-launch pages, and marketing-site heroes or sections. Use this whenever the user wants to create, redesign, or rework any page whose job is to persuade visitors to act, and equally when the ask is outcome-framed with no page type named ("get more signups", "our page doesn't convert", "make it feel premium", "we're launching Thursday"). It owns the full deliverable — business and funnel research, award-level art direction, conversion copywriting, distinctive design and motion, technical SEO, and CTA/funnel wiring — so prefer it over frontend-design or any generic UI skill when the page's purpose is to market, sell, or convert. Skip for internal tools and dashboards, docs sites, blog/SEO articles, standalone audits, analytics or A/B-test instrumentation, and consent banners on an otherwise untouched site.
brand-guideline-extraction
Reverse-engineer a comprehensive brand style guide from a corpus of existing design assets (social posts, ad creatives, banners, decks, videos). Produces a structured guideline document plus a reusable "style prompt block" for on-brand AI image generation. Use this whenever the user wants brand guidelines, a style guide, design-language or "look and feel" analysis, brand DNA extraction, visual identity documentation, or wants AI-generated images to match an existing brand — even if they just say "analyze our creatives" or "make generations on-brand" and point at a folder of images.
popjam-growth-engine
Run POPJAM's full ad-creation pipeline end to end: research a brand and its products from a single website URL, discover and rank target audience segments, synthesize a bias-corrected synthetic persona panel (an AI user-research panel), strategize ad angles and hooks per audience and platform, generate real ad creatives (images/video via Higgsfield MCP, Remotion animations), simulate every persona's reaction with deterministic engagement scoring, and iterate variants until the highest-leverage audience + creative combination emerges. Use this whenever the user wants ads, ad creatives, marketing campaigns, campaign strategy, audience research, target segments, customer personas, ad testing/validation, or creative iteration for a brand, product, or website — "make ads for X", "who is my target audience", "test this ad concept", "which segment should we scale", "build me a persona panel" — even if they never mention POPJAM, and even if they only give you a URL.
ad-platform-safe-zones
Current (2025–26, source-verified) safe-zone and canvas specs for ad creatives on Meta (FB/IG Feed, Stories, Reels), TikTok, and Google (Demand Gen, Responsive Display, Gmail), plus a bundled validator that checks finished images and renders overlay proofs. Use this whenever you generate, compose, resize, audit, or export ANY ad or social media creative — story/reels ads, feed images, banners, thumbnails, 9:16 / 4:5 / 1:1 / 1.91:1 canvases — even if the user never says "safe zone": platform UI covers large parts of the canvas and widely-known numbers are outdated (Meta's 9:16 bottom clear zone is now 35%, not the old 20%/340px). Also use it when the user asks "will this get cropped/covered?", "what sizes do I need?", or wants an export set for a paid campaign.
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