

The DXD Toolkit is a growing collection of practical marketing templates designed to help you move from thinking to doing, without overcomplication, overwhelm, or yet another blank page staring contest.
If you’ve ever sat down to write a blog, plan content, draft an email, or build a campaign and felt stuck before you even started, you’re in good company.
The problem usually isn’t motivation or creativity.
It’s friction, too many options, too many ways to do the same thing and probably too much pressure to ‘get it right’.
The DXD Toolkit exists to remove that friction.
And yes, AI can help, but large language models are, by definition, trained on what already exists. Left unchecked, everything starts to sound the same - polished, plausible, and totally forgettable.
These templates give you structure before you worry about polish. They help you organise your thinking, decide what matters, and move forward with clarity, even on those days when energy or confidence is low, or when ChatGPT just isn’t doing it for you.

the DXD toolkit is:
A set of practical, reusable templates
Designed for real work, not theory
Built to support blogs, emails, social content, and planning
Easy to adapt to your own voice and style

the DXD toolkit isn't:
A set of practical, reusable templates
Designed for real work, not theory
Built to support blogs, emails, social content, and planning
Easy to adapt to your own voice and style
You still bring the ideas. The DXD Toolkit just gives them somewhere to land.
WHAT YOU'LL FIND

Each DXD Toolkit product focuses on a specific area of work and includes:
Clear, long-form templates (not one-line prompts)
Guidance built into the structure
Flexible formats you can reuse again and again
Tools designed to reduce decision fatigue, not add to it
Everything is intentionally simple, practical, and ready to use immediately. No fluff. No filler. No faffing.
WHO THIS IS FOR

The DXD Toolkit DXD Toolkit is for people who:
Care about clarity and quality
Prefer structure over motivation quotes
Want to work consistently without burning out
Value tools that respect their intelligence
If you’re looking for shortcuts/guarantees, this isn’t for you, but if you’re looking for better starting points, it might be!
There’s no ‘right’ way to use these templates. Some people use them as:
- A first-draft framework
- A thinking aid before writing
- A repeatable system they come back to
Others tweak, shorten, or combine them to fit their workflow. Use what helps. Ignore what doesn’t.
You’re in charge.

Yes. In fact, it works well alongside them. The DXD Toolkit gives you structure and decision-making clarity first, so any AI support you use is working to your framework, not making everything sound like everyone else’s content.
They’re designed with marketers in mind, but they’re useful for anyone who needs to plan, write, or think clearly about content, messaging, or campaigns. If your work involves ideas turning into words or actions, you’ll find them helpful.
They’re deliberately long-form and structured. These aren’t one-line prompts or vague worksheets. Each template is designed to guide your thinking step by step, without over-instructing or patronising you.
Yes. The templates focus on structure, not style. You adapt the language, tone, and examples to suit your brand, sector, and audience. They’re flexible by design, not locked to one way of working.
The templates are free, but you’ll need to sign up to access them. When you do, you’ll have the option to subscribe to The DXD Edit, our occasional email with practical insight and thinking on marketing that actually works. You can opt in, or not. Either way, the templates are yours to use.
