Create Proposal:

I am creating a proposal for [COMPANY NAME]. Please use the following transcript to help me create the first page of the proposal using this framework: "[COMPANY NAME] Business Objectives" [COMPANY NAME] is interested in achieving these current stated and implied objectives for revenue growth:

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Create a Go-To-Market Strategy Outline and Checklist:

Attached is a service description for {SERVICE or PRODUCT}, a service from one of my clients that they provide to {TARGET CUSTOMER}. Help me create a Go-To-Market strategy document for this offering. Also, create a checklist of all of the steps that need to be taken for the Marketing and Sales Team to execute to effectively bring this to market and generate new business opportunities and a sales pipeline for this service.

Crafting Outreach to Specific Personas That Actually Gets Responses

Jake Dunlap laid out an outbound playbook that ditches the spray-and-pray tactics for smarter, sharper outreach that actually books meetings. The prompt below is your shortcut to doing just that.

It’s designed to help you craft a highly personalized email + LinkedIn follow-up for any target persona. Whether you’re reaching out to a CRO in fintech or a Head of Marketing in SaaS, this series gives you the structure and messaging strategy to stand out in their inbox AND their feed.

Tailor your value props, stack credibility, and spark dialogue all while keeping the tone aligned across platforms, and here's the prompt to do it:

Prompt

As a sales professional aiming to engage with a [insert title] within an [insert industry] company, who influences [insert what the title does for the company], I need to craft a persuasive email and a follow-up LinkedIn message. My objective is to highlight how we can address [insert business challenges] and secure a meeting to discuss a potential partnership.

  1. Email Crafting for Impact:
    1. Tailored Value Proposition: What are the top three compelling points that should be included in the initial email to capture the interest of the given title? These points should clearly articulate how our solutions align with the specific challenges and objectives of the given title's role and the broader goals of their company.
    2. Credibility Builders: How can I integrate testimonials, case studies, or data points that resonate with the given title's industry or role, reinforcing our expertise and the tangible benefits of our solutions?
    3. Call to Action: What is an effective and non-intrusive call to action that can encourage the [insert title] to engage in a conversation or a meeting, emphasizing the mutual benefits of such an interaction?
  2. LinkedIn Message for Continuity and Engagement:
    1. Personalized Touch: How should the LinkedIn follow-up message be personalized to reflect an understanding of the given title’s professional interests and industry insights, thereby fostering a connection?
    2. Engagement Question: What strategic question or thought-provoking point can be included in the LinkedIn message to prompt a response or reflection, encouraging the given title to engage in a dialogue?
    3. Soft Reminder: How can I subtly remind the given title of the potential value and relevance of our solutions to their challenges, encouraging them to revisit the idea of scheduling a meeting?
  3. Consistency and Alignment: How can I ensure consistency in messaging between the email and LinkedIn communication, reinforcing the key value propositions while also adapting the tone and content to suit the different communication platforms?