Run a promotion campaign from quiet tracking to the actual ask
A promotion case built in one sitting the week before your review is weaker than one built quietly over months.
- Outcome
- A documented track record of specific impact built over time, a well-timed ask, and a prepared response to the most likely pushback — instead of a rushed case assembled from memory right before a review.
- Time
- Spans a full review cycle — a few minutes weekly, plus focused prep before the ask
This workflow is part of PromptKit Pro
A handful of prompts and workflows stay free for everyone — Pro unlocks the full library, including this one, plus the guided runner.
Promotion cases built the week before a review lean on whatever's memorable, which usually undersells months of real impact that's already been forgotten. This playbook runs the campaign over the full cycle: track specific impact quietly as it happens, time the actual ask deliberately instead of waiting to be asked, and prepare for the most likely pushback before the conversation happens, not during it.
When not to use this
If your review cycle is imminent and there's no time left to build a tracking habit, use a single-shot case-building prompt instead — this playbook needs time to actually run.
Did this work?
You walk into the actual conversation with a documented case built from months of tracked impact and a prepared answer to the most likely pushback, not a case assembled from memory the week before.
Tested on claude-opus-5. Evidence status is draft; it moves to battle-tested only on recorded runs, never by hand.