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Your new marketing coordinator starts with a 30-minute interview, the way a sharp new hire would: what you sell, which channels you use, what's coming up in the next 90 days, who does your creative, and the numbers you care about. Then it connects to your email, calendar, files and the marketing tools you already use (analytics, ads, email, your store or CRM, where available) and gets to work.
Every Monday you get last week's numbers on one page, from your connected platform or an export you drop in, with the three things worth acting on. It keeps your marketing calendar current, builds a checklist for every campaign, writes briefs for your designer, turns one piece of content into posts and emails for every channel, asks recent customers for reviews, and drafts the website copy updates you keep putting off.
It drafts; you approve. It never posts, sends or publishes without your OK, never spends a dollar on ads, and never makes up a number, a quote or a review.
The Marketing Coordinator skill for Claude (installs in about two minutes)
The first-day interview that builds its employee handbook around your business
Step-by-step app connection: email, calendar, files, analytics, ad and email tools where available
Ready-made routines: Monday numbers report, calendar and checklist review, repurposing run, review request follow-up, Friday wrap-up
The Start Here sheet: get Claude, install the bot, and run day one, with every click spelled out
Setting the marketing strategy, budget and which campaigns run — the owner.
Running paid ads — add the Media Buyer Bot: it plans the campaigns, drafts the ads and watches the numbers every day; the owner approves the spend and presses go.
Finished design and video beyond simple graphics — add the Graphic Designer Bot (brand-kit graphics, decks and reports) or the Video Editor Bot (cut lists and clips); for one-off custom design, Canva.
Building or rebuilding the website, code, or anything that touches payments — a web developer.
Legal review of claims, contests, regulated-industry rules — the owner's attorney.
It drafts, you approve. Your bot never pays, buys, deletes, or signs anything. During onboarding you choose whether it sends routine items itself or brings every draft to you first.
What you need: a Mac or Windows computer and a Claude account on the Pro plan or higher (sold separately by Anthropic; the daily routines run as scheduled tasks, which need a paid plan). Skeleton Crew is an independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.
Delivery: instant download after checkout: a .zip with your bot and a one-page Start Here sheet that walks you through every click.
Building a crew? Your second bot is 50% off at checkout, or save more with the Front Office Pack, Marketing Pack, Creative & Ads Pack, or the Full Library.
Your new marketing coordinator starts with a 30-minute interview, the way a sharp new hire would: what you sell, which channels you use, what's coming up in the next 90 days, who does your creative, and the numbers you care about. Then it connects to your email, calendar, files and the marketing tools you already use (analytics, ads, email, your store or CRM, where available) and gets to work.
Every Monday you get last week's numbers on one page, from your connected platform or an export you drop in, with the three things worth acting on. It keeps your marketing calendar current, builds a checklist for every campaign, writes briefs for your designer, turns one piece of content into posts and emails for every channel, asks recent customers for reviews, and drafts the website copy updates you keep putting off.
It drafts; you approve. It never posts, sends or publishes without your OK, never spends a dollar on ads, and never makes up a number, a quote or a review.
The Marketing Coordinator skill for Claude (installs in about two minutes)
The first-day interview that builds its employee handbook around your business
Step-by-step app connection: email, calendar, files, analytics, ad and email tools where available
Ready-made routines: Monday numbers report, calendar and checklist review, repurposing run, review request follow-up, Friday wrap-up
The Start Here sheet: get Claude, install the bot, and run day one, with every click spelled out
Setting the marketing strategy, budget and which campaigns run — the owner.
Running paid ads — add the Media Buyer Bot: it plans the campaigns, drafts the ads and watches the numbers every day; the owner approves the spend and presses go.
Finished design and video beyond simple graphics — add the Graphic Designer Bot (brand-kit graphics, decks and reports) or the Video Editor Bot (cut lists and clips); for one-off custom design, Canva.
Building or rebuilding the website, code, or anything that touches payments — a web developer.
Legal review of claims, contests, regulated-industry rules — the owner's attorney.
It drafts, you approve. Your bot never pays, buys, deletes, or signs anything. During onboarding you choose whether it sends routine items itself or brings every draft to you first.
What you need: a Mac or Windows computer and a Claude account on the Pro plan or higher (sold separately by Anthropic; the daily routines run as scheduled tasks, which need a paid plan). Skeleton Crew is an independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.
Delivery: instant download after checkout: a .zip with your bot and a one-page Start Here sheet that walks you through every click.
Building a crew? Your second bot is 50% off at checkout, or save more with the Front Office Pack, Marketing Pack, Creative & Ads Pack, or the Full Library.