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I have a [MEETING TYPE, e.g. DISCOVERY CALL] in [TIME UNTIL CALL] with [PROSPECT NAME], [JOB TITLE] at [COMPANY]. What I sell, in one line (optional): [WHAT I SELL]. Give me a fast research brief cove

Help me respond to this objection using Steve Jobs directness: Objection: "[THE OBJECTION THEY RAISED]" Context: - My product: [WHAT I'M SELLING] - Their company: [COMPANY NAME] - Why they're wrong:

Act as an enterprise sales strategist and produce a response plan for a prospect who says there is no budget right now, separating real constraints from stalls. Context: ● Prospect: [PROSPECT NAME AND

Generate discovery questions in the Hemingway style. Context: - Prospect: [NAME, TITLE at COMPANY] - Industry: [THEIR INDUSTRY] - What I'm selling: [YOUR PRODUCT] - What I need to learn: [KEY UNKNOWNS

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE — PROPOSAL STRATEGIST CONTEXT - Account: [ACCOUNT] - Industry: [INDUSTRY] - Key stakeholder: [STAKEHOLDER], [ROLE] - Product or solution suite available: [PRODUCT] - Discovery summa

You will be working with LinkedIn analytics data to extract the names of people who have liked or commented on posts. Here are the steps to follow: 1. The data you will be working with is provided in

Write a LinkedIn message using Chris Voss techniques. Context: - Target: [NAME, TITLE at COMPANY] - Why I'm reaching out: [SPECIFIC REASON] - What I offer: [MY VALUE PROP] Chris Voss LinkedIn Rules: -

Write a LinkedIn message in the Hemingway style. Context: - Target: [NAME, TITLE at COMPANY] - Why I'm reaching out: [SPECIFIC REASON] - What I offer: [MY VALUE PROP] Hemingway LinkedIn Rules: - Under

I am working a deal with [PROSPECT COMPANY NAME]. My primary contact is [PRIMARY CONTACT NAME AND ROLE] and we are proposing [PROPOSED SOLUTION] with a target go-live date of [TARGET GO-LIVE DATE]. We

Build a profile on [PERSON NAME], [TITLE] at [COMPANY]: CAREER - Current role scope and responsibilities - Previous companies and roles - Career pattern (operator vs. advisor, startup vs. enterprise)

Build a 3-touch post-conference follow-up cadence for a prospect I met at [CONFERENCE NAME]. They visited our booth / we had a brief conversation. I don't know their exact level of interest yet. Touch

Generate qualification questions for any sales conversation. Context: - My product: [WHAT YOU SELL] - My typical deal size: [ACV RANGE] - My sales cycle: [TYPICAL LENGTH] Generate questions for: BANT:

You will be researching the company [COMPANY NAME] and providing insights on how it can benefit from [YOUR PRODUCT].    Here are the steps to follow  1. First, explain in 1-2 sentences how [COMPANY

Before outreaching to [COMPANY NAME], research them through three 'doors' and summarize what each reveals: DOOR 1 — PUBLIC NARRATIVE: What story are they telling the world? (Website, press releases,

Help me research [COMPANY] before I reach out to them. What I need to find: Company basics (size, funding, growth stage) Recent news/signals (funding, hiring, product launches) Key stakeholders in [DE

You will be re-writing an existing email call-to-action (CTA) into a more effective, funnel-based CTA designed to convert more people. The key is to use curiosity and value to entice the reader to eng

I want to conduct deep account research on [COMPANY NAME] before reaching out. Walk me through a structured 5-step research workflow: Step 1 — CUSTOMER ANALYSIS: Who are their customers? What problem

I need to record a buyer meeting (for the deal team / SE follow-up), and the consent moment is always awkward. Give me language that's clear, professional, and doesn't kill the energy. Context: - Mee

You will be helping a sales professional set up filters in LinkedIn Sales Navigator to find and add new accounts to their territory. To provide the best recommendations, you will first need to gather

Search my recent emails, pipeline reports, and conversations to build [X] SMART goals for [TIMEFRAME]. For each goal: - Ground it in my actual performance data — not aspirational guesses - Include a m

I need to create a script for the beginning of a discovery call based on Jill Konrath's SNAP Selling methodology, designed for busy prospects. My core value proposition is [your core value proposition

Write a short script for a 60-second personalized LinkedIn video message to [PROSPECT NAME], a [JOB TITLE] at [COMPANY]. The script should: - Open by referencing something specific about their company

Build a 3-touch follow-up sequence for after I've sent the contract to [PROSPECT] and received no response. The sequence should: - Maintain momentum without appearing desperate - Address the most like

Write a LinkedIn post that goes behind a surprising metric or result — revealing the story, decision, or process that made it happen. Structure: Opener: Lead with the metric: '[RESULT]' — then immedi

Use Case: To craft a non-defensive, value-driven response when a prospect mentions or praises a competitor on a public platform like LinkedIn. Input Required: [prospect name], [competitor name], [link

Write a cold email in the Steve Jobs style. Context: - Recipient: [NAME, TITLE at COMPANY] - Their situation: [WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT THEM] - My product: [WHAT I'M SELLING] - Key differentiator: [WHAT M

Your task is to craft a first-touch email to a potential customer who visited our website and viewed [SPECIFIC PAGE, e.g., pricing page, demo page, case study]. The email should: - Subtly reflect thei

Write a Product Requirements Document (PRD) in the style of Lenny Rachitsky using the template below. Ask me a few questions before drafting, then fill out the template. First, ask what I want a PRD f

Write a LinkedIn connection request in Steve Jobs style. Context: - Target: [NAME, TITLE at COMPANY] - Why I'm reaching out: [SPECIFIC REASON] - What I offer: [MY VALUE PROP] Steve Jobs LinkedIn Rul

I need to send an executive at [ACCOUNT] a check-in / nurture message, and C-level inboxes are brutal. Help me write something a busy exec actually reads and replies to — not a vendor just checking in

Act as a B2B sales strategist and produce a one-page executive summary for a proposal, written for an economic buyer who will read this page and skip the rest. Context: ● Prospect company: [COMPANY] ●

Write a cold email using the one-two punch structure: PUNCH 1 (Problem): Name the exact problem in one sentence using their language, not yours PUNCH 2 (Proof): Immediately follow with one customer re

A new partner just signed and the first few weeks decide whether they engage or quietly go dormant. Write me a welcome and onboarding kickoff that makes them feel valued and points them straight at th

Write a cold email to [PROSPECT NAME] at [COMPANY] in [CITY/REGION] that uses a local or regional angle to stand out. Options: - A regional industry trend or regulation that affects them specifically

You will be writing an engaging LinkedIn post sharing several top tips relevant to [TOPIC]. The post should be formatted in a decreasing sentence structure, following the example provided below: It's

Write a follow-up email to [PROSPECT] that contains exactly two questions and nothing else — no pitch, no recap, no context. The two questions should: Question 1: Invite them to update me on their cur

Craft a LinkedIn connection request message for a sales representative named [SALES REP NAME] who wants to schedule a product demo with a potential client named [PROSPECT NAME]. The message should: -

I want to reach out to [PROSPECT NAME] based on a LinkedIn post they wrote about [POST TOPIC]. Write a LinkedIn message that: - References a specific, genuine insight from their post - Shares a brief

I want to reach out to [PROSPECT NAME] on LinkedIn about [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE] but I don't want to come across as too salesy. Write a LinkedIn DM that: - Opens with a genuine observation about someth

I want to recruit [PARTNER] and I need outreach that gets them to take a first conversation. Partners get pitched constantly by vendors wanting free distribution — I need to stand out by leading with

Write a compelling executive summary for our RFP response to [CLIENT/ORGANIZATION] for [PROJECT/CONTRACT TYPE]. This summary should: - Demonstrate we clearly understand their requirements as stated in

I've built a digital sales room and now I need the message that makes [BUYER] actually open it, find what matters to them, and forward it to the rest of their team. A bare "here's the link" gets ignor

Help me prioritize my account list for outreach. MY ICP: - Target company size: [EMPLOYEE COUNT OR REVENUE] - Industries: [LIST INDUSTRIES] - Key signals we look for: [HIRING, FUNDING, TECH ST

The prospect asked: "Why should we choose you over [COMPETITOR]?" Context: - Competitor: [NAME] - What they like about competitor: [IF KNOWN] - Our real advantages: [LIST] Create a response that: -

I have a call coming up with [name / position / industry]. Based on common challenges in [industry or persona type], list 3-5 objections I'm likely to hear during a sales conversation about [product o

Help me audit our sales process for inefficiencies. Current process: ● Stages: [LIST YOUR PIPELINE STAGES] ● Tools: [CRM, ENGAGEMENT PLATFORM, etc.] ● Team size: [REPS, MANAGERS] ● Average sales cycle

Draft a "bad timing?" follow-up: Acknowledge: "[YOUR SOLUTION CATEGORY] might not be a priority right now" Question about change: "What would need to happen for [SOLVING THEIR CHALLENGE] to become imp

Write a 3-message LinkedIn InMail sequence for [FILL IN prospect name and role] at [FILL IN company]. Message 1: Warm intro with value angle (no pitch). Message 2: Follow-up with a relevant insight or

I met [FILL IN prospect name] briefly at [FILL IN conference name]. We had a [FILL IN short/meaningful] conversation about [FILL IN topic]. Write a 3-touch post-conference outreach sequence: Touch 1 (

Create a 4-email nurture sequence for prospects who said "not now." Timing: 1 email per month for 4 months Each email should: - Provide standalone value (not just "checking in") - Include a resource