Marketing campaigns · campaign packages

Campaign calendar and packages

Every marketing campaign on one timeline, so anyone can see where we are. The goal: one campaign package per campaign (objective, audience, message, channels, timeline, owner, performance).

Live Planning Done

Fed by Marketing over time; the marketing calendar source link gets registered in SOURCE.md once confirmed.

Campaigns running now

Every campaign in market today, one card each. Click a card to open its campaign package. Days left run on the real date, and key visuals replace the placeholders once Marketing supplies the art.

Campaign timeline

Split by region, then by status inside each region. The vertical line marks today (real date). Solid green = live; light green = planned window; dimmed = ended (the previous quarter stays on the chart).

Campaign directory

Grouped by region. As campaigns confirm, each gets its own package page under campaigns/, and the name becomes a link once that page exists.

Campaign package anatomy (11 sections)

Every campaign uses the same structure and walks four phases: plan, build, run, outcome. It opens as a planning document, becomes the run record while the campaign is live, and ends as the performance readout and retro. One file, not three. The master is campaigns/_template.html: duplicate it, never edit it.

#PhaseSectionWhat goes in it
1PlanSnapshotMarket, type, window, status, owner, what PMM supplies, source, and the strategy tie.
2PlanObjective and OKR linkWhat number this campaign moves, and which OKR it ladders to. No metric means it cannot be judged when it ends.
3PlanAudience and insightMarket, segment, and the insight that earns the campaign.
4PlanMessageCore message and supporting argument, derived from the positioning system. Guardrails come from the feature package when a feature is launching.
5PlanCreative and imageryKey visual, campaign creative, and for activations the photos from the field. Click to scale up, download per image.
6PlanChannels and rolesChannel, its role, and status. Execution is Marketing's; this says what argument has to survive in each place.
7BuildTimeline and milestonesWindow, milestones, asset due dates. When sources disagree on a date, list all of them and name who decides.
8BuildAssets and deliverablesThe single home for every file link. Other sections point here and never repeat a link.
9RunRun log: what actually happenedA dated line for every change of plan and in-flight decision, with its source. Append as it runs, never rewrite.
10OutcomePerformance: target versus actualMetric, target, actual, and the source of each figure. An unsourced number does not go in.
11OutcomeRetro: what we learnedKeep, change, drop, and what carries into the next campaign in this market.