How can AI audit a local media kit?
AI can audit a local media kit by checking whether the buyer promise, audience proof, inventory descriptions, rates, examples, and next step are clear. The workflow should prioritize fixes by revenue impact and flag unsupported claims before the kit goes to advertisers.
Use it when
- You need to turn messy advertiser or sponsorship context into a credible sales asset.
- You want a proposal, audit, or prospect list that is grounded in evidence instead of hype.
- You need a structure that keeps rates, claims, proof points, and next actions organized.
What you need before running it
Advertiser category, offer, inventory, audience facts, rates, and constraints.
Known relationship context, timing, objections, and prior commitments.
Public evidence or supplied facts the agent is allowed to use.
What comes out
- A sales-ready brief, proposal shape, audit, or qualified list you can review quickly.
- Buyer-facing language separated from internal notes and assumptions.
- A next-step recommendation that makes the human follow-up obvious.
What’s in the package
SKILL.mdexamples/worked-example.mdreferences/quality-checks.mdtemplates/operator-worksheet.mdThe archive also includes a manifest with version, checksum, compatibility, category, and package metadata.
Quality gates
- No inflated reach, conversion, or revenue claims.
- Private relationship context stays private.
- Unsupported assumptions are labeled before the operator sends anything.
Compatibility checked
Codex, Claude
Compatibility is published only after package structure and ordinary read-path checks.
Questions local operators ask
What is included in the Media Kit Auditor package?
The Media Kit Auditor package includes an installable SKILL.md workflow, a worked example, quality checks, an operator worksheet, and package metadata.
Who should use Media Kit Auditor?
Media Kit Auditor is built for publishers and sponsorship leads who need to audit a local media kit for buyer clarity and credibility with local context and human review.