The CMO weekly brief template that takes 15 seconds to generate
Spend, ROAS, pipeline, top performers, and three recommended actions — all from a single Slack command. Here's the exact prompt structure and what it produces.
The weekly marketing brief is one of the most time-consuming pieces of recurring work in any growth team. It's also almost entirely automatable. Here's the exact command structure we use, and what it produces.
What a good brief contains
- →Total marketing spend (this week vs last week)
- →Blended ROAS across all paid channels
- →Revenue (Stripe-actual, not platform-reported)
- →Top performing campaigns and why
- →Underperformers and what's being done
- →Pipeline status (if — HubSpot open deals, new MQLs)
- →Three recommended actions for next week
The command
Customizing for your team
- →Add 'include Klaviyo email revenue' if email is a significant channel
- →Add 'compare to same week last year' for seasonal businesses
- →Add 'include Shopify order volume and AOV' for commerce brands
- →Add 'flag any campaigns in learning phase' if you're running a lot of new tests
> THE MAVRICK BRIEF
What operators are actually installing this week.
One short email a week. Tool stack changes. Workflows operators just installed. Patterns from inside Mavrick's customer base. No theory, no hype, nothing you have to “implement later.”
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