Equip my champion to sell the deal internally
A forwardable internal pitch, one-page summary, and objection answers your champion can use with their leadership.
The prompt
Help me equip my champion to win internal approval for our deal.
Champion's role and influence: [DETAILS]
Who they must convince: [e.g. CFO, CIO, their VP - and what each cares about]
The business problem in their words: [PAIN + COST OF DOING NOTHING]
Our solution and expected outcomes: [WHAT WE DO + MEASURABLE RESULTS]
Price and terms: [AMOUNT, TERM]
Likely internal objections: [e.g. "we can build it", "not this year", "we already have a tool"]
Proof available: [CASE STUDIES, REFERENCES, PILOT RESULTS]
Write it from the champion's point of view, in their company's language, not our marketing language. Keep it skimmable for a busy executive.
Return:
1. A forwardable email (under 200 words) the champion can send to their decision maker.
2. A one-page business summary: problem, cost of inaction, proposed solution, expected results, investment, risks and mitigations, recommended decision and date.
3. Short answers to each likely objection.
4. Three questions I should ask my champion to test whether they can actually get this approved.
Do not invent ROI figures; use [ADD NUMBER] where data is missing.
Highlighted [brackets] are blanks to replace with your own details.
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What to fill in
- DETAILS
- e.g. CFO, CIO, their VP - and what each cares about
- PAIN + COST OF DOING NOTHING
- WHAT WE DO + MEASURABLE RESULTS
- AMOUNT, TERM
- CASE STUDIES, REFERENCES, PILOT RESULTS
- ADD NUMBER
How this prompt is built
This prompt follows the Few-Shot structure (Few-shot prompting). A few-shot prompt includes one or more worked examples of the input and the output you want, so the model can copy the pattern instead of guessing it.
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