Which Timeline Wins Prompt

Scores a stalled marketing decision at 30 days, 6 months, and 2 years, and rules which horizon should actually govern the call.

Some marketing decisions do not stay stuck because the analysis is unfinished. They stay stuck because they look like a good idea at one timescale and a bad one at another, and no one has ruled which timescale actually matters for this specific call. This prompt scores the decision at 30 days, 6 months, and 2 years, then applies a fixed rule for which horizon governs based on whether the decision is reversible.

Irreversible decisions get judged primarily on where they land in two years. Reversible ones get judged on the six month window. Genuine crisis calls get judged on the next 30 days. The prompt also checks for a false trade-off, a version of the same decision that could score positive across all three horizons instead of trading one off against another.

Built for the pricing, hiring, or positioning call that keeps looking right one day and wrong the next. You walk away with one governing horizon, a verdict on whether your current lean holds, and what that means for what ships this week versus what waits.