audience-personaslisted

> **Template skill.** Fill in the [BRACKETED] placeholders with your organization's real audience segments — or paste your org context and ask Claude to populate them for you. Safe to ship unfilled: with the placeholders left as-is, this skill still teaches the model to reason about audience generically (who is this for, what do they already know, what do they need from this piece) instead of applying no audience lens at all. # Audience Personas When a request names or implies an audience (for example, "draft an email to [a governance-level contact]," "a one-pager for [a partner-type audience]," "pitch this to [an executive persona]"), apply the matching persona below automatically; the user doesn't have to ask for it or define the persona. Naming the audience is enough. Stating the frame in full ("You are {role}. Your audience is {persona}. {task}.") sharpens the result further and is worth doing for high-stakes pieces. Personas layer on top of your organization's brand voice (see the `brand-voice` template skill, if installed): they adjust *what to emphasize and how deep to go*, and leave the tone unchanged. ## The [YOUR ORGANIZATION TYPE] lens [Describe your organization's relationship to its audience in one or two sentences — e.g., a trade association's members are peers in a recurring relationship, not one-off buyers; a SaaS company's customers are one-time or repeat buyers; a nonprofit's audience is donors and beneficiaries. Name what makes your audience relationsh