20 powerful examples for Melinda Maria
Copy, tweak, make them yours. Just describe the task — Claude loads the skill automatically.
01"The content skill writes for generic ecommerce — customize it for MM fashion jewelry: always lead with the piece (huggies, lariats, stacking rings), use ‘everyday luxury’ voice, never say ‘in today’s fast-paced world’."
02"Our email skill sounds too corporate for MM — tune it to our playful brand voice and our terminology (we say ‘collection’ and ‘restock’, lavender/plum/hot-pink palette) and show me the before/after on a real Klaviyo excerpt."
03"The report skill doesn’t know how we talk internally — teach it our channels (#wholesale, #cs, #ops) and that wholesale numbers come from NuORDER, then rebuild my weekly report so it reads like an MM insider wrote it."
04"Build customization blocks for the three skills I use most — meeting notes, weekly report, and customer reply — all tuned to MM’s voice and our CS tone in Gorgias, so every tool sounds like us."
05"The PDP/product-copy skill keeps writing generic descriptions — customize it to always lead with the piece, include sizing and care, use ‘everyday luxury’ voice, and never use cliché openers, then show me the before/after on a tennis necklace."
06"Our social-post skill doesn’t sound like MM — tune it to our playful voice, our hashtag style, and our product names (huggies, lariats, charms), and show the after on a real Instagram caption for the Lariat drop."
07"The SEO skill writes for everyone — customize it for fashion jewelry on Shopify: our category terms, our customer’s search language, and our brand voice, then rebuild a sample meta title and description."
08"The data-report skill formats numbers blandly — teach it our preferred layout (headline metrics first, by-collection breakdown, a one-line takeaway) and that sales come from Shopify, then redo my monthly report."
09"Customize the customer-reply skill for our exact CS policies — refund window, exchange process, warm apologetic tone — so Gorgias drafts are usable on the first try; show me the before/after on a real ticket."
10"The meeting-notes skill is too generic — teach it our format (decisions, owners, due dates) and that follow-ups go into Asana, then rebuild notes from a real MM meeting."
11"Our email skill keeps writing plain text — customize it to produce on-brand HTML email blocks in our lavender/plum/hot-pink palette with IvyMode headers, and show the after on a Klaviyo excerpt."
12"The wholesale-email skill sounds too retail — tune it for buyer language, line-sheet references, and reorder context from NuORDER, and show me the before/after on a follow-up to a real account."
13"Customize the research/synthesis skill for jewelry — teach it the competitors we care about, the trends that matter to us, and our #marketing audience, then rerun a sample trend brief."
14"The forecasting/analysis skill doesn’t know our seasonality — teach it our collections, our peak periods, and that demand data comes from NuORDER and ApparelMagic, then redo a reorder recommendation."
15"Our caption skill ignores platform differences — customize it to write distinctly for Instagram vs Pinterest vs TikTok in MM voice, and show the after across all three for a single product."
16"The summary skill is too long-winded for #ops — teach it our channel style (short, scannable, action-first) and rebuild a weekly inventory summary so it reads like an MM insider wrote it."
17"Customize the invoice/finance skill for our setup — our vendor names, our cost categories, and that data comes from QuickBooks — then redo a vendor-cost summary the way our finance team likes it."
18"Build one customization block per skill I use weekly and save them all in a cowork-customizations/ folder — content, email, report, and CS reply — so MM’s voice is baked into everything I do."
19"Audit all the skills I use and tell me which ones are giving generic output, then build customization blocks for the worst offenders so every tool speaks MM’s language and uses our terminology."
20"The presentation/deck skill makes generic slides — customize it to MM’s brand (our palette, IvyMode headers, ‘everyday luxury’ tone) and our leadership-report structure, then rebuild a sample monthly review slide from Shopify numbers."
