B2B · MARKETCRAFT
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This is what one report actually says.

Real excerpts from one recent report. Yours will look different — every report is uniquely structured to the role and your background. Names redacted. Output verbatim.

Sample · Demand Generation
Senior Manager, Paid Media
The Real Ask

"This role is not looking for a channel executor who reports up to a strategy owner — they want the person who owns the full paid media vision and is accountable for every dollar from brand awareness to conversion. The phrase 'revolutionize the way we go to market' signals that the current approach is either stale or under-resourced, and they need someone who will come in with a point of view, not just optimize what exists."

The Question To Ask

"How is media performance currently measured across the product portfolio — are channels evaluated against individual product-level cost-per-acquisition targets, or is there a shared portfolio efficiency metric, and who owns that definition? This question does three things at once: it surfaces whether there is internal alignment on success criteria, it reveals how much budget autonomy you will actually have, and it signals that you think in terms of portfolio architecture rather than isolated campaigns."

What Success Really Looks Like

"At 90 days they will expect a written diagnosis of where the current paid media spend is leaking — not a strategy deck. By month 12 they will expect at least one campaign restructure that produced measurable lift on a metric the CFO already tracks. Anything you do that does not ladder to a number on the company's existing scorecard will be invisible."

The Unwritten Prereq

"The listing calls 'experience with attribution modeling' a plus. In context, it is not — it is the prerequisite for everything else. Walk in with a specific point of view on the limits of last-touch and the right cutover criteria to multi-touch, or you will not be the candidate they remember."

Comp Reality Check

"The published range is structured so the midpoint reads as the 'safe' offer and the upper third requires you to demonstrate something specific in the interview that does not already appear on your resume. Given the seniority of this role and the depth of your portfolio work, you have the leverage to anchor in the upper third — but only if you walk in with a concrete framing for how you would architect the team's first 18 months, not just discuss it conceptually. Negotiate the performance bonus structure separately from base; the two move on different cycles."

The Verdict

"Full-funnel paid media ownership with executive visibility inside a high-performing business division. This is not a role where you inherit a working system and optimize at the margins. It is a mandate to elevate the strategic architecture of how a multi-product portfolio goes to market. Walk into the interview with a clear narrative about how you connect brand investment to pipeline outcomes."

Every report decodes a different role with signals tailored to it. See more samples

What every report does for you.

Ten core signals, plus an average of two more tailored to your specific role. Every signal is read against your resume.

  • 01
    The Real Ask What the role is actually hiring for, separate from how the job description reads.
  • 02
    What's On The Line Stakes, visibility, and what underperformance in the first year would cost.
  • 03
    Your Winning Angle The pairing of experiences from your resume the rest of the field is unlikely to match.
  • 04
    The Question To Ask One interview question that surfaces strategic intelligence and signals you think at the level of the role.
  • 05
    What Success Really Looks Like The 90-day and 12-month benchmarks the company will quietly judge you against.
  • 06
    The Stakeholder Map Who you will actually navigate internally, beyond the org chart.
  • 07
    The Unwritten Prereq What the listing labels a "bonus" that the winning candidate treats as core.
  • 08
    Comp Reality Check Where to anchor in the range, and how to structure base, equity, bonus, and sign-on.
  • 09
    The Buzzword Decoder What the technical language in the listing signals about the team's sophistication.
  • 10
    The Verdict A direct read on the role, the angle to lead with, and what to walk in prepared to do.
  • 11
    Tailored signal Selected based on the role. Past examples: "Hiring Speed Read," "The Cultural Tell."
  • 12
    Tailored signal Selected based on the role. Past examples: "The First-90-Days Trap," "The Internal Politics Read."

Who this is for.

B2B marketers evaluating their next role. You already know how to read a job description. You are not here for literacy. You are here for the layer underneath: what the language signals about the team, the stakes, the politics, and the negotiation, read against the background you actually bring.

Demand generation, paid acquisition, campaign management, product marketing, revenue operations, growth, lifecycle, sales leadership, and adjacent functions. The framework is calibrated to B2B marketing roles across all levels.

Common questions.

How does this work after I pay?
After checkout, you land on a short form. Paste the job description and attach a version of your resume. Both are required, and the resume can be abridged or outdated if that is what is handy. The report is generated and emailed to you in under 10 minutes.
Why do you need my resume?
Without your resume the report is a generic decode of the job description. With it, every signal is read against your actual background. The report tells you which of your experiences are highest-value to lead with against this role, which to deprioritize, and how to frame your story for what the hiring team is actually evaluating. The resume is what makes it personal.
What happens to my job description and resume after I submit them?
Both are used only to generate your report. Neither is stored beyond what is necessary to deliver. We do not sell data, do not use it for training, and do not share it.
Will this rewrite my resume for me?
No. The report reads your resume against the role so it can tell you which experiences to lead with and which to deprioritize. The actual edit is yours. Most people find it takes about 30 minutes once they know what to aim at.
What if I am evaluating more than one role?
There is a 7-day trial of the monthly plan that includes 30 reports per month. If you are looking at three or more roles, the trial is the math. After the trial, it is $19 a month and you can cancel anytime.
Is this written by AI?
Reports are generated using a structured prompt against Claude, with the framework, the signals, and the analytical rules locked. The framework is the product. The model is the engine.
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