Skill: danielsinewe/hubspot-community (version 1.0.0)

--- name: hubspot-community description: Research HubSpot Community profiles, boards, unanswered threads, leaderboards, and Community Champion opportunities to identify visibility patterns and produce non-spam participation plans, reply drafts, and scorecards. Use when the user mentions HubSpot Community, Community Champions, Community Champion Opportunities, unanswered HubSpot threads, profile signals, leaderboards, earning visibility, or wants a HubSpot Community playbook or skill. --- # HubSpot Community Use this skill when the task is about winning visibility on HubSpot Community through higher-quality participation, not automation. ## Guardrails - Do not automate posting, liking, upvoting, commenting, or any spammy behavior. - Prefer public profile, board, and leaderboard pages. If a page needs login, say what is blocked and continue with public sources. - When Champion guidance is relevant, read [references/champion-opportunities.md](references/champion-opportunities.md). - If drafting content that may be AI-assisted, note that Champion guidance asks for disclosure and accuracy review before publishing. ## Default workflow 1. Clarify the objective. - Common goals: competitor teardown, daily opportunity scan, reply drafting, leaderboard benchmarking, Champion opportunity review. 2. Gather profile signals. - Use `https://community.hubspot.com/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/<id>`. - Capture member-since date, solutions, replies, upvotes received, ideas, badges, bio, and visible activity. - Review the `recent`, `Most Upvotes`, and `Accepted Solutions` tabs. - Sample at least 3 recent threads and 3 high-signal contributions. 3. Gather current opportunity sources. - Inspect the target boards directly. - Use unanswered-thread shortcuts from [references/champion-opportunities.md](references/champion-opportunities.md) instead of relying on flaky board filters. - Review the Community Champion Opportunities board when the user cares about points, visibility, or official priorities. 4. Analyze what is working. - Look for response speed, board mix, answer structure, follow-up behavior, accepted solutions, and recurring themes. - Separate durable patterns from one-off campaign prompts. 5. Produce an actionable output. - Default report sections: `Target activity`, `Opportunities today`, `Suggested replies/posts`, and `Progress scorecard`. - If access is blocked, add a short `Blocked / data limits` note and give the best next actions. ## What to optimize for - Prioritize fresh threads with clear business consequences, usually under 48 hours old and with low reply counts. - Higher quality beats higher volume. Strong replies usually include: - direct recommendation - rationale or tradeoff - concrete implementation steps - validation or fallback path - Focus first on boards where operators need real help, for example CRM, workflows, reporting, sales email, and high-intent marketing questions. - When benchmarking a strong competitor, note whether they: - answer quickly - simplify decisions - stay in-thread for follow-up - convert replies into accepted solutions - use signatures or calls to mark the answer as a solution ## HubSpot-specific sources - Profile pages for signal collection - Board homepages for recent questions - Unanswered topic pages from the Champion shortcuts reference - Community Champion Opportunities board for official visibility and point incentives - Community leaderboard for benchmarking recognized contributors ## Output patterns - For competitor analysis: compare board focus, response shape, accepted-solution behavior, and visible brand signals. - For daily planning: recommend a small number of high-conviction replies and one thought-leadership post, not broad activity quotas. - For draft generation: write replies that are specific enough to be useful, but never submit them automatically.


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