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Preview GTM Prompt Power

Explore real examples of how the GTM AI Sales Assistant can transform your sales motion using your company’s founder-led and SME-driven messaging. These sample prompts show how revenue teams use the GTM AI Sales Assistant to write outbound messages, qualify leads, handle objections, and accelerate deals with expert-level precision.

For Cold Outreach

  • Write a first-touch email for a [job title] at a mid-size healthcare tech company, using the same positioning [Founder Name] uses.
  • Give me a LinkedIn message that mirrors how our VP of Sales opened the CIO call with [Client Company] .
  • Create a cold email that uses our [Product Name] cost reduction angle and refers to the common budgeting objection we get in the public sector.

For Follow-Ups & Multi-Touch

  • Take our proposal for [Prospect Name] and turn it into a follow-up email in the same tone our founder used on the call—keep the language assertive but non-salesy.
  • Write a re-engagement message that reflects how we talk about urgency when budget timelines are tight—like we did with [State Agency] last month.
  • Use the same structure from our onboarding follow-up for [Client Name] to create a message for this new lead who just saw our demo.

For Objection Handling

  • How would [Founder Name] respond when someone says, ‘We’re already doing this in-house’?
  • What’s the best way to handle cost pushback for our enterprise clients? Give me the response [Sales Lead Name] used in the [XYZ Company] proposal discussion.
  • Summarize how we reframed vendor consolidation risk in the [Client] pitch deck—we need it for this prospect conversation.

For Competitive Situations

  • When buyers bring up [Competitor], how do we usually differentiate on value without attacking price? Use the same tone we used with [Prospect Name].
  • Recreate the positioning [SME Name] used when explaining why our reporting depth outperforms [Competitor]—we need it for an upcoming pitch.

For Deal Acceleration

  • Draft a message that uses the same framing we used with [Prospect] to reinforce their critical event before fiscal year-end—reference the same urgency language.
  • Write a summary of the business case as [Founder Name] explained it on the call with [Agency]—connect it to the pain they shared about delayed reporting.

For Qualification Strategy (SPICED, MEDDPICC, etc.)

  • Based on the [Prospect Company] advancing call, which SPICED elements are clear, and where are the gaps?
  • Help me prep questions that align with how [Sales Leader] uncovers ‘Impact’ and ‘Critical Event’—like the approach we used for [Client Segment].
  • Turn this deal summary into a MEDDPICC-style scorecard with language we typically use in decision criteria.

For Personalization & Voice Consistency

  • Write a message for [ICP] that matches the tone our founder used in the [Industry] roundtable follow-up—direct, no fluff, and CTA-forward.
  • Customize this outbound sequence using the regional pain points [SME] surfaced in the [Client] discovery call.
  • Reword this email to reflect how we talk in state government deals—like the tone from our Texas pitch.

For Content & Marketing Support

  • Turn the key insights from our call with [Client Name] into a social post using the thought leadership tone we use on LinkedIn.
  • Write carousel copy that summarizes how [Founder Name] explained our value prop at the [Event Name] panel—emphasize confidence without sounding technical.
  • Draft a new version of our landing page hero copy using the ‘modernization without disruption’ angle from our [Agency] pitch deck.