B4: Plugin READMEs — Delivery Summary
Status: ✅ Complete
Date: 2026-03-02
Files Created
| Plugin | File | Size |
|---|---|---|
| digimark-reporting | README.md |
2.7KB |
| digimark-intelligence | README.md |
2.9KB |
| digimark-brief | README.md |
3.4KB |
Structure (all three follow this pattern)
# Plugin Name
> One-line value statement (pain-first, not feature-first)
[2-paragraph hook that makes you feel the problem before seeing the solution]
## What it does (3 bullets, value-first)
## Installation
## Commands (with examples)
## Built by Value10x AI (credit + link)
## Want this automated? (upgrade path)
Hook Strategy
Each README opens with the problem the user already has — before mentioning features:
- Reporting: "Stop spending Friday afternoons building reports..." → frames manual reporting as a personal cost before offering the solution
- Intelligence: "Your clients shouldn't be the ones telling you a campaign is underperforming." → opens with the relationship risk, not the data problem
- Brief: "The gap between what a client asks for and what a campaign needs is where most agency time disappears." → names the invisible bottleneck every agency feels
Goal: reader nods before they read the first feature bullet.
Upgrade Path (consistent across all three)
Each README closes with a natural escalation:
- Acknowledges what the plugin does (single-task, manual trigger)
- Describes the automated version (portfolio-wide, always-on)
- Quantifies the gap (with a specific operational insight)
- CTA:
value10x.ai/bookings— Executive Discovery Workshop
🔄 Munya Should Validate
- Installation path (
/path/to/digimark-[name]) — update to actual install directory once decided - Value10x AI URL — confirm
https://value10x.aiis the canonical domain - "South African marketing agencies" — confirm this is the primary ICP for this plugin suite, or broaden if needed
- The ROI/bottleneck claims in the upgrade sections — confirm they match real client feedback you've heard