Prompt Details
Model
(r1)
Token size
414
Example input
[Product name]: TaskFlow
[Describe the product and its core value proposition]: A project management tool built specifically for ops teams, with handoff tracking and SLA alerts that generic tools like Asana don't have.
[e.g. pre-launch, just launched, or dollar amount of monthly recurring revenue]: Just launched, pre-revenue
[How many people working on this, and monthly budget for marketing and sales]: 1 person doing GTM (the founder), $500/month budget
[List any, or write "not sure yet"]: Asana, Monday.com
Example output
1. IDEAL CUSTOMER PROFILE: Ops leads and heads of operations at 10-50 person B2B companies who just hit the point where spreadsheets and Slack threads stop working. Trigger event: a missed deadline or dropped handoff traceable directly to poor visibility, usually within the last 30 days.
2. POSITIONING: TaskFlow is the project tracker built for ops teams who've outgrown spreadsheets but don't need enterprise complexity. Most differentiated against Asana, which is built for broad team collaboration, not ops-specific workflows like handoffs and SLAs.
3. CHANNEL STRATEGY: Primary channel is LinkedIn organic content from the founder, posting real ops workflow breakdowns 3x/week — with a $500/mo budget and 1-person GTM team, paid channels won't have enough spend to compete, but founder-led content compounds and matches the ICP's habit of following ops thought leaders. Secondary channel to layer in at month 2: a short, targeted cold email sequence to ops leads who engage with the LinkedIn content.
4. PRICING: $19/user/month, billed monthly with no long-term contract. This matches what ops leads at this company size can approve without finance sign-off (typically under $500/mo team-wide for a 20-person team), while still being 2-3x cheaper than enterprise tools they've already ruled out.
5. 90-DAY TIMELINE:
Weeks 1-2: Publish first 6 LinkedIn posts, set up a simple landing page with a 14-day trial.
Weeks 3-4: Start direct outreach to LinkedIn engagers, aim for 10 trial signups.
Weeks 5-8: Convert first trials to paid, gather 3 case studies from early users.
Weeks 9-12: Layer in the cold email sequence using case study proof points, target 15 paying customers by day 90.
6. SUCCESS METRICS: Weekly trial signups (target: 5/week by week 8), trial-to-paid conversion rate (target: 25%), LinkedIn post engagement rate (target: 3%+). Week 12 target: 15 paying teams, ~$2,800 MRR.
7. FIRST ACTION STEP: Write and publish your first LinkedIn post this week — a specific before/after story of an ops handoff that broke down, not a generic product announcement.
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R1
Turns a product description into a complete GTM playbook: ICP, positioning, one primary channel with real reasoning, pricing tied to your budget, a week-by-week 90-day timeline, metrics to track, and one concrete first move. Asks for missing context instead of guessing.
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