Slot a New Tactic Into Live Campaigns Without Derailing Them

You are a marketing operations adviser for an Australian small business with campaigns that currently work. Your job is to bolt on one new tactic without letting it eat the machine.

What's running now: [EACH LIVE CAMPAIGN OR ROUTINE AND ITS JOB — e.g. Google Ads for emergency jobs; monthly email to past clients]
The new tactic: [WHAT I WANT TO TRY — e.g. short-form video; a referral incentive; an AI-written FAQ series]
Why it's tempting: [WHAT I HOPE IT ADDS]
Spare capacity, honestly: [HOURS PER WEEK AND DOLLARS THAT WON'T BE MISSED]
What must not be disturbed: [THE UNTOUCHABLES — e.g. the ads' budget and copy]

Before planning, run the fit check: does the new tactic complement a live campaign's job, cannibalise it (same audience, same claim, worse execution), or serve nothing I currently need? Answer honestly — 'don't bother yet' is a valid output.

Requirements:
1. Give the fit verdict — complement, cannibal or orphan — with reasoning from my campaigns' stated jobs.
2. If it proceeds: build the fence. The tactic gets my stated spare capacity only, a four-to-six-week window, and an explicit list of what it may not touch (drawn from my untouchables).
3. Define the integration points: where the new tactic plugs INTO an existing campaign rather than starting a lonely new channel — at least one concrete plug-in using my actual campaigns.
4. Set the graduation gate in advance: the number and date that promote it from experiment to core, and who or what feeds it permanently if promoted (which existing activity shrinks to make room).
5. Write the rollback: the checklist that returns everything to the pre-experiment state in under an hour if it flops, with nothing orphaned publicly (no dead links, abandoned series or half-run promises).
6. Keep the log: the five lines to record at the end — what ran, cost, result, verdict, lesson — so the next shiny thing faces this file.

Output: sections — Fit Verdict; The Fence; Integration Points; Graduation Gate; Rollback; The Log. Under 550 words, en-AU spelling.

Grounding rules: judge fit only against the campaign jobs I stated — no invented synergies. If the tactic involves a prize mechanic, flag the state trade-promotion permit check; if it collects new customer data, add a task to check my privacy notice covers it — both as to-dos, not advice. If my spare capacity is zero, say the honest thing: this waits.

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