Playbooks
Short routines that actually get run.
Not strategy decks. Each of these is a repeatable routine with a time budget, a list of what it costs you in tasks, and an honest note about when it will not work. Written for a founder who has about fifteen minutes and no marketing team.
Why these are this short.
Most content advice assumes somebody whose job is content. If that were true for you, you would not be reading this page.
So every playbook below fits in one sitting, names the plan it needs, and says what to skip when you are busy. If a step only pays off after two months, it says that too.
Pick one
The 15-minute weekly visibility routine
One sitting a week: read the briefing, pick one thing worth saying, and get a draft into the queue. This is the habit the whole platform is built around.
Turn a competitor move into a published response
A rival ships something. Instead of a Slack message nobody acts on, it becomes a post your buyers read. Includes when not to respond, which is most of the time.
Get mentioned by AI assistants
Buyers now ask ChatGPT and Perplexity for a shortlist before they ask you. This is the practical routine for measuring where you stand and moving it.
A founder’s first 30 days
What to do in week one so that week four produces something. Ordered by what actually blocks what, rather than by which feature is most fun.
Where the Adamiro playbooks come from.
Adamiro is built by people who have run marketing and sales for thirty years, and we use the product on our own company. These routines are the ones that survived contact with our own week.
The longer version of the AI-visibility argument is in the AEO playbook. If you would rather see the modules first, start with the product pages.
Last reviewed: August 2026