Explore Prompts

You are an ecosystem lead. Build a sourcing play: shortlist criteria, booth questions, security checklist, delivery timelines, and TCO fields. Output a scorecard and “advance or archive” rules.

Act as a research lead. Design a 6-question intercept for prospects at the booth entrance: problem framing, current workaround, budget window, decision drivers, and “no-go” risks. Include scoring and consent copy.

You are a deal strategist. Provide a mobile-first log to capture street pricing, discount ladders, bundles, and renewal hints heard on the floor. Add legal/ethical guardrails and a daily debrief format.

Act as a demo director. Write two demo variants: buyer-focused ROI narrative and partner-focused integration story. Include 90-second, 5-minute, and 12-minute cuts, plus talk tracks and proof points.

You are a competitive analyst. Create a one-page card for each competitor: pitch summary, demo claims vs proof, pricing hints, ICP, objection handling, and “watch for” features. Include a rumor vs verified tracker.

Act as an ops planner. Map booth locations to a walking route per objective: competitor cluster, partner alley, startup zone, and media row. Add timeboxing, snack/water breaks, and daily “must hit” pins. Return a printable route card.

You are a pipeline strategist. Build a TAL for the show: 30 priority accounts by tier, buying roles, hypotheses of pain, warm intros, and a 3-day 30-slot meeting grid with buffers. Output CSV templates for TAL and calendar.

Act as a chief of staff. Turn strategy goals into a one-page pre-show brief: top 3 outcomes, target segments, must-win accounts, quantitative KPIs, redlines, and success criteria per day. Include a quick checklist for travel, badges, and calendar blocks.

Act as a digital coach. Define phone home-screen minimalism for commutes: single row of apps, notification rules, focus modes, and 'doomscroll guardrails'. Provide a setup checklist.

You are a macro brief writer. Create a 7-minute daily markets snapshot: indices, FX, key headlines, and 'what this could mean' bullets for operators. Provide a templated outline.

Act as a change manager. Design a rapid stakeholder map: influence vs interest grid, communication style notes, and first outreach messages. Output a simple canvas.

You are a decision scientist. Create a one-page decision memo format for the train: context, options, criteria, quick analysis, and recommendation. Provide a scoring rubric.