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The Yearly Planner complements the Growth Plan with a 12-month operational calendar that ties strategy to date-by-date execution. If the Growth Plan answers "How will we grow this business?", the Yearly Planner answers "What will we do, week by week, month by month?"
Specification: yearly-planner-template.md — the canonical structure.
The Yearly Planner is produced after the Growth Plan. It operationalises the Growth Plan's strategic decisions.
Before producing, verify:
part-08-growth-plan/growth-plan.md| # | Section | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Annual Themes | Synthesis of Growth Plan strategy across 4 quarters |
| 2 | Monthly Calendar | 12 monthly sub-sections; Growth Plan Section 8 expanded |
| 3 | Seasonal Strategy | Industry + cultural / festival seasonality (regional context) |
| 4 | Campaign Architecture | Part 7 campaign architecture detailed by quarter |
| 5 | Content Pillars Calendar | Core Doc 3.3 messaging pillars × Part 7 content pillars |
| 6 | Channel-Specific Cadence | One sub-section per active channel family |
| 7 | Resource & Budget Pacing | Quarterly budget pacing + resource plan |
| 8 | Quarterly Review Schedule | QBR dates + decision authority per reporting-cadence.md |
Identify 4 quarterly themes that organise the year. Each theme is one sentence with strategic rationale and ladders into the overall positioning. Themes might be (this is one example pattern, customise per engagement):
12 sub-sections, ~1 page each. For each month:
For India-operating brands, reference the seasonality table from india-market-context.md:
For other markets, apply equivalent seasonality. For B2B globally, fiscal year-end and major industry events are universal seasonality drivers.
The Part 7 campaign architecture document defines the year's major campaigns. The Yearly Planner places each campaign in its calendar slot with:
The 3-5 content pillars from Core Doc 3.3 are scheduled across the year:
For each active channel family:
The Yearly Planner is delivered as:
pdf-generator.py)Save all to engagements/{id}/part-08-growth-plan/.
part-08-growth-plan/engagement-state.py mark-part-completed --part 8User: Produce the Yearly Planner for Acme.
Skill response:
1. Verify Growth Plan exists ✓; Part 7 preparation docs available ✓
2. Read Growth Plan, Part 7 docs, brand profile (geography: India)
3. Apply India seasonality: Q3 includes Dussehra-Diwali surge planning; Q4 includes wedding season prep
4. Build 4 quarterly themes
5. Detail 12 monthly sections with initiatives, dates, budget, KPIs
6. Schedule 6 major campaigns across the year (Q1: launch; Q2: growth-acceleration; Q3: festive; Q4: awards-PR push)
7. Map content pillars: Pillar A 40%, B 25%, C 20%, D 15% of annual production
8. Generate markdown + PDF + XLSX
9. Mark Part 8 complete
10. Brief: "Yearly Planner complete. 12 months, 6 major campaigns, 48 content pieces planned, 4 quarterly review checkpoints. Festive season Q3 has 2x normal budget pacing per Diwali surge. /digital-marketing-pro:engagement next moves to Part 9."growth-plan — companion deliverable; produced firstengagement-workflow — orchestrates Part 8~30 seconds. Free. No account. Every finding cites a rule and a line of evidence.