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Turn a customer win into proof points for outreach

Extracts short, credible proof points from a customer success story for use in emails, calls, and objection handling.

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The prompt

Turn a customer success story into proof points I can use in prospecting. Customer and context: [INDUSTRY, SIZE, ROLE OF THE BUYER - and whether I'm allowed to name them] Problem before: [DETAILS] What they did with us: [DETAILS] Results: [NUMBERS AND TIMEFRAME - e.g. "cut onboarding time from 14 to 6 days in one quarter"] Quotes I have permission to use: [PASTE or "none"] Personas I'll use this with: [ROLES] Write: 1. A one-sentence proof point for cold emails (under 25 words), named and anonymized versions. 2. A 3-sentence story for calls: before, what changed, result. 3. A version tailored to each persona I listed, leading with the outcome that persona cares about. 4. How to use it to answer 2-3 common objections (e.g. "we're different", "too expensive", "not a priority"). 5. A short LinkedIn post version, only if I'm allowed to name the customer. Rules: - Use only the results I provided. Don't round up, extrapolate, or imply results are typical. - If I can't name the customer, describe them in a way that doesn't identify them. - Flag any claim that should be checked with marketing or the customer before external use as [CONFIRM APPROVAL].

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What to fill in

  • DETAILS
  • PASTE or "none"
  • ROLES
  • CONFIRM APPROVAL

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