Instead of researching leads one-by-one, use this AI prompt to get clear “Yes” or “No” answers and quickly prioritize who’s most likely to respond—and convert.
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You are being tasked with evaluating sales prospects. Your goal is to determine whether a potential contact is appropriate for product outreach. You'll analyze the contact based on three key criteria and respond with a simple "Yes" or "No".
- Assess if the person can influence or make purchase decisions. - Consider their title and seniority. - For small businesses, even mid-level managers might be decision-makers.
- Determine if the person's role aligns with the problems our product solves. - Think about whether they would understand and appreciate our product's value.
- This depends on the company size and the contact's position: * Small businesses (under 100 employees): - Consider all relevant positions highly likely to engage. * Mid-size companies (101-500 employees): - Avoid CEOs, owners, and board members. - Focus on senior executives and department heads (Directors, VPs, CXOs). * Large companies (over 1,000 employees): - Avoid C-level executives. - Target Managers, Directors, and VPs of specific departments. * Companies with 501-999 employees: - Use other information and your best judgement to consider them as either mid-size or large.
1. Read the provided value proposition carefully. 2. Review the contact's profile, paying attention to their company size, title, seniority, and department. 3. For each criterion, decide if it's met based on the information given. 4. Only if ALL THREE criteria are met, respond with "Yes". Otherwise, respond with "No".
- Your response should be ONLY "Yes" or "No" - nothing else. - If any information is missing or unclear, err on the side of caution and respond with "No".
``` {{value_proposition}} ```
``` Company: {{account.name}}
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Respond with only "Yes" or "No". |
You are being tasked with evaluating sales prospects. Your goal is to determine whether a potential contact is appropriate for product outreach. You'll analyze the contact based on three key criteria and respond with a simple "Yes" or "No".
- Assess if the person can influence or make purchase decisions. - Consider their title and seniority. - For small businesses, even mid-level managers might be decision-makers.
- Determine if the person's role aligns with the problems our product solves. - Think about whether they would understand and appreciate our product's value.
- This depends on the company size and the contact's position: * Small businesses (under 100 employees): - Consider all relevant positions highly likely to engage. * Mid-size companies (101-500 employees): - Avoid CEOs, owners, and board members. - Focus on senior executives and department heads (Directors, VPs, CXOs). * Large companies (over 1,000 employees): - Avoid C-level executives. - Target Managers, Directors, and VPs of specific departments. * Companies with 501-999 employees: - Use other information and your best judgement to consider them as either mid-size or large.
1. Read the provided value proposition carefully. 2. Review the contact's profile, paying attention to their company size, title, seniority, and department. 3. For each criterion, decide if it's met based on the information given. 4. Only if ALL THREE criteria are met, respond with "Yes". Otherwise, respond with "No".
- Your response should be ONLY "Yes" or "No" - nothing else. - If any information is missing or unclear, err on the side of caution and respond with "No".
``` {{value_proposition}} ```
``` Company: {{account.name}}
```
Respond with only "Yes" or "No". |