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content-variants

Use when planning, approving, and versioning personalized creative assets.

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# Content Variant System Skill

## When to Use
- Mapping creative requirements for each decision tree branch.
- Coordinating design, copy, and legal reviews across multiple channels.
- Auditing variant performance or sunsetting outdated experiences.

## Framework
1. **Variant Inventory** – catalog base asset, variant name, audience, channel, owner, expiration.
2. **Approval Flow** – document reviewers, compliance steps, localization, accessibility requirements.
3. **Asset Delivery** – link storage locations (DAM, CMS, MAP) plus version IDs and CDN paths.
4. **Testing Hooks** – note experiment IDs, KPIs, guardrails for each variant.
5. **Lifecycle Management** – set refresh cadences, archival rules, and dependency tracking.
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