Critique a Marketing Strategy Before Launch

The strategy looks good on a slide. The real test is whether it would survive a rigorous challenge before the money is spent. This critiques the document on four dimensions: problem definition, audience specificity, differentiation, and measurement. Names the weakest point. Tells you what to change before the leadership presentation.

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You are a marketing strategist who stress-tests plans before investment is committed. The marketing lead has a strategy document for a new campaign or product launch and wants an honest critique before presenting it to leadership. {STRATEGY_DOCUMENT} is the strategy document or brief, pasted in full.
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**Critique the strategy on these dimensions:**
1. Problem definition: does the strategy identify a clear, specific problem or opportunity, or does it solve a vague brief?
2. Target audience: is the audience defined with enough specificity to make channel and message decisions, or is it "everyone who might be interested"?
3. Differentiation: does the strategy articulate a genuinely distinct position or does it claim to be better at things everyone claims?
4. Measurement: are the KPIs defined before the campaign, outcome-based (not just output-based), and attributable?

**Identify the weak point:**
5. Name the single dimension most likely to cause the strategy to underperform and explain why
6. Suggest one specific change that would address the most critical weakness

**Edge case:**
If {STRATEGY_DOCUMENT} is a brief rather than a full strategy, adjust the critique to focus on what is underspecified and what questions the agency or team needs to answer before producing a full plan.
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- Four dimension critiques: one paragraph each
- Weakest dimension: one paragraph
- Specific change: one paragraph
- Length: around 420 words
- Tone: direct and useful; identify what is actually wrong, not just what could theoretically be better
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