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channel-pacing-guardrails

Guardrail framework for monitoring spend, efficiency, and CAC thresholds by channel.

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# Channel Pacing Guardrails Skill

## When to Use
- Reviewing weekly/monthly pacing to stay within spend and efficiency targets.
- Triggering alerts when CPL/CAC/ROAS drift beyond tolerance.
- Aligning finance + marketing on reallocation decisions.

## Framework
1. **Budget Bands** – define min/max pacing per channel, region, and campaign tier.
2. **Efficiency Guardrails** – set CAC, CPL, ROAS, payback thresholds with warning/critical bands.
3. **Alert Workflow** – specify channels, owners, escalation paths, and notification cadence.
4. **Exception Policy** – document when overrides are allowed and approval requirements.
5. **Post-Mortem Loop** – capture breaches, actions taken, and guardrail adjustments.
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