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Found 13 Skills
Identify the Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) from research data with demographics, behaviors, JTBD, and needs. Use when defining your ICP, analyzing PMF survey data, or understanding who your best customers are.
When the user wants to build or improve a sales bot's ability to compare prospects against best customer profiles. Also use when the user mentions "ICP matching," "ideal customer," "customer fit scoring," "profile matching," or "lookalike scoring."
Defines the company's ideal customer profile (ICP) at sales-leadership altitude - the firmographic, technographic, behavioral and intent criteria, a weighted scoring rubric with explicit disqualifiers, and the refresh cadence that targeting keys off. Works from closed-won/lost deal data, or from founder-led discovery when deal data is thin. Covers B2B account ICPs and the equivalent B2C demographic/psychographic profile. Use whenever the user mentions the ideal or target customer, buyer profile, "who should we sell to", or targeting that is too broad, even without the letters ICP. Do NOT use for TAM/SAM/SOM sizing (mbfinotti/sales-skills@sales-market-sizing) or account fit scoring (mbfinotti/sales-skills@sales-account-segmentation).
Create detailed buyer personas and Ideal Customer Profiles (ICP) for B2B and B2C marketing. Generates comprehensive profiles with demographics, psychographics, pain points, goals, objections, and messaging strategies. Use when defining target audience, creating ICP, or developing customer profiles.
Data-driven customer persona development combining market research, user behavior analysis, and segmentation frameworks. Use when creating buyer personas, ideal customer profiles (ICPs), or user archetypes.
Facilitates the final step of a proven ideal-customer (ICP) method: synthesizing the working files — strengths and weaknesses, honed keystones, deal-breakers, and inciting events — into CAROL.md, the crisp definition of the ideal customer. The definition leads the file, behavioral and attitudinal, never demographic unless genuinely determinative; every marker must clear the bar that Marketing can target it, Sales can qualify against it, and Product can build features to thrill it. Brief reference sections on keystones, deal-breakers, and inciting events follow, because positioning, marketing, and feature work consume them. When keystone segments diverge, the skill forces the choice of a primary rather than averaging. Load when the user has the working files and says 'define our Carol,' 'write our ideal customer profile,' or 'who is our ICP.' Do NOT load to produce the upstream files (observations through inciting events), or to write the positioning, ads, or feature plans that start FROM this definition.
Use this skill when defining ideal customer profiles, building scoring models, identifying intent signals, or qualifying leads. Triggers on lead scoring, ICP definition, scoring models, intent signals, MQL, SQL, lead qualification, BANT, and any task requiring lead prioritization or qualification framework design.
Use when "finding leads", "sales prospecting", "target companies", "business development", or asking about "ideal customer profile", "lead qualification", "outreach strategies"
Create and maintain a product marketing context document covering positioning, ICP definition, messaging hierarchy, competitive differentiation, and value proposition. This skill creates the foundation that all other marketing skills reference. Trigger phrases: "product marketing," "positioning statement," "ideal customer profile," "ICP," "messaging hierarchy," "value proposition," "competitive differentiation," "product narrative," "use case mapping," "update our positioning," "what makes us different," "who is our customer," "messaging framework," "category design," "go to market strategy," "product story."
Triggers when a user asks to create, define, refine, update, delete, or doctor an ideal customer profile file in a connected GTM workspace, including choosing which organization owns it. Not for personas or for creating, importing, deleting, or repairing the workspace repository itself. Not for qualifying or scoring leads/accounts against saved ICPs/personas.
When the user wants to improve their ability to quickly identify who's worth pursuing in sales. Also use when the user mentions "qualifying prospects," "lead scoring," "identifying good fits," "wasting time on bad leads," "qualification criteria," or "is this worth pursuing."
When the user wants to deeply understand their ideal customer before writing copy — pains, desires, inner monologue, and language. Also use when the user mentions "empathy engine", "know your target", "customer pain points", or asks to research their audience before writing Blitz Copy.