
This one walks you through the brand strategy toolkit: positioning statements, voice and tone frameworks, messaging hierarchies, and competitive mapping. It starts with the Geoffrey Moore positioning template (the "For [target] who [need], [brand] is the [category]..." structure) and gives you a four-dimension voice framework with concrete examples from developer tools. The principles are sharp: positioning is a choice not a description, consistency builds trust, simple beats complex. Use it when you're defining how a product should sound and where it stands in the market, not when you're making visual design decisions. The messaging hierarchy section is especially useful if you need to organize claims from a single umbrella message down to proof points.
npx -y skills add absolutelyskilled/absolutelyskilled --skill brand-strategy --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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