Marketing reports with Claude: one analysis, three formats
Marketing reports with Claude: one analysis, three formats. Method, fictional example, expected files and checks before use.
By Educasium
Assemble a Markdown report with Claude →
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Formatting starts from dated, checked analyses. All three packs organize synthesis, findings and actions; a new format is not a new study. Collect actual files, whose names may differ from pack examples. Preserve sources, dates and status. Editorial scores need a rubric and are not commercial results. An unreviewed category is unknown, not zero.
Prepare information
Validated analyses, named source files, date, recipient and branding. State what was not analyzed. Identify versions and separate facts from assumptions before starting.
Fictional test example
Fictional example: page and SEO findings exist but email data is absent. Present the two analyses and mark the third missing. A complete chart with an invented email score would mislead. Word and PDF must preserve identical findings.
Check the deliverable
Markdown simplifies content review. Word supports layout editing and the pack requires Python with python-docx and a generator script. PDF uses the bundled script and ReportLab: check execution support. The PDF generator expects scores; request missing inputs or deliver an incomplete Markdown draft rather than inventing values. Check tables, accents, page breaks and figures.
Choose the Markdown, Word or PDF skill below for the required file. All three share the same analysis.