Multimodal AI model · 2025–2026
Gemini 3 Pro-level models are built to take in more than just a prompt. They can read docs, understand context and work across different media, then turn that into plans, briefs and structured tasks. In a Stratboost-style system, Gemini-style engines are ideal for audits, campaign planning and content decisions, while other models handle long-form writing, images and video.
You don’t have to think “Which model?” – you think “What outcome?” and let Stratboost route planning, writing, images and video to the right engines under the hood.
Role in your stack
Think of Gemini 3 Pro-level models as planning and analysis engines that sit upstream of the heavy content creation. They help you decide what to make before you decide how to make it.
| Capability | Strength | Why it matters in Stratboost |
|---|---|---|
| Reading & analysis | ✅ Strong at digesting longer inputs and extracting structure. | Great for content audits, campaign debriefs and “what’s working?” reports across assets. |
| Planning & briefs | ✅ Good at turning messy ideas into concrete plans. | Helps Stratboost build briefs, calendars and workflows from your raw notes and goals. |
| Multimodal context | ✅ Can work with more than just plain text. | Makes it easier to align scripts, visuals and offers across different pieces of content. |
| Pattern spotting | ✅ Able to see themes and angles across multiple inputs. | Useful for finding content gaps, new angles and repeatable frameworks from what you already have. |
| Structured outputs | ✅ Good at emitting lists, tables and JSON-style structures. | Lets Stratboost plug plans straight into workflows, templates and automation steps. |
Frontier text models are great at writing. Gemini-style multimodal models are great at deciding what to write, make and test next.
Inside Stratboost
In a Stratboost-style stack, Gemini-style models sit alongside text, image and video engines. They’re the ones that read, compare and plan so the rest of your system can execute.
For long-form content, a Gemini 3 Pro-level engine can:
You get a content map and a brief, not just another blog idea.
For social content, Gemini-style models are ideal for:
Leo handles the day-to-day posts; Gemini-style planning engines help decide the overall direction.
For video workflows, a Gemini 3 Pro-level model can:
That’s what makes Nova feel like a director’s assistant, not just a video prompt box.
Prompt patterns
Gemini-style models shine when you give them real context and ask for structure and decisions, not just wording changes.
Goal: Turn our recent content into a simple, 90-day content plan.
Inputs:
- Business: [short description].
- Audience: [who we serve].
- Offers: [list of main products or services].
- Recent content: [links or pasted summaries of posts, blogs, emails].
Task:
1. Summarise what we’ve talked about most in the last 60–90 days.
2. Identify 3–5 core themes our best content falls under.
3. Point out obvious gaps or missed angles based on our offers.
4. Propose a 90-day content plan with:
- Weekly themes.
- Channels to focus on.
- Example content ideas for each week.
5. Return the plan as a Markdown table.Goal: Turn a campaign debrief into reusable lessons and a playbook.
Inputs:
- Campaign name: [name].
- Dates: [start/end].
- What we did: [short description].
- Results: [stats, wins, misses].
- Debrief notes: [copy/paste or summary].
Task:
1. Summarise the campaign in 5 bullet points.
2. List what worked, what didn’t, and why (based on the notes).
3. Extract 3–5 “rules of thumb” we can reuse in future campaigns.
4. Suggest how to turn this into:
- A short internal memo.
- A public case study.
5. Output in Markdown with clear headings.Goal: Clarify the offer and audience before we build funnels and content.
Inputs:
- Offer: [describe in 2–3 sentences].
- Target audience: [who they are, what they struggle with].
- Price point: [range or typical pricing].
- Current assets: [list of pages, videos, posts, if any].
Task:
1. Write a 1-paragraph “what this offer is” summary.
2. List 5–7 core problems this audience wants solved.
3. List 3–5 key promises or outcomes this offer can credibly make.
4. Suggest:
- 3 funnel ideas (awareness → nurture → conversion).
- 5 content angles we should test first.
5. Return results in sections with clear headings.In a Stratboost-style setup, prompts like these can be wrapped into workflows so you get audits, plans and briefs at the click of a button.
Model mix
Gemini-style planning feeds directly into creative models:
The plan, not the prompt, is what ties everything together – Gemini-style models help create that plan.
Inside your 2026 stack
Use multimodal planning to keep launches and evergreen content aligned:
Turn scattered assets into a repeatable system:
You don’t need a full research team – just a clear picture of what to say and where:
Questions
No. Even a small amount of context – a few key pages, recent posts and a clear description of your offers – is enough for meaningful audits and plans. You can add more over time as Stratmind learns your brand.
They can write, but in a Stratboost-style mix it’s often better to let them focus on audits, plans and briefs while other text models specialise in the final writing and editing layers.
Even if your strategy is clear, Gemini-style planning helps you document it, turn it into checklists and workflows, and keep future content aligned. It’s less about telling you who you are, and more about operationalising what you already know.
They’re better treated as strategy assistants. They can surface ideas, patterns and gaps quickly, but humans still make the final calls on positioning, offers and what “on-brand” really means.
As new Gemini-style models are released, a Stratboost-style system can adopt them behind the scenes where they add value. Your workflows, Stratmind data and templates stay familiar while the underlying engines evolve.
Built for teams who want plans, not just prompts
Stratboost is designed to mix Gemini-style planners with text, image and video models – so you can audit, plan and ship content from one shared brand brain instead of juggling disconnected tools.
Create your Stratboost account →Start by using Stratboost for audits, briefs and workflows – then layer on AI-written content, images and video as you get comfortable with the system.