GTM Meeting Prep

Prepare a seller or growth rep for an upcoming sales or partnership meeting. Produces a pre-meeting brief with account context, attendee research, discovery questions, and a recommended conversation arc. Use when a user has a call, demo, or intro meeting scheduled. Triggers: "prep me for my call with X," "I have a meeting with [company] tomorrow," "what should I ask [title] at [company]," or when a calendar invite or attendee list is provided.

Produce a pre-meeting brief. Tailor everything to the specific company, attendees, and meeting type — no generic output.

Steps

1. Identify meeting type — Cold Intro, Demo, POC Kick-off, Proposal, Partnership, or QBR. Each has a different focus and tone.
2. Account context — pull key facts: business model, size, stack, recent news. Reuse an existing account brief if one was run via gtm-account-research.
3. Attendee research — for each attendee: title, seniority, LinkedIn activity, tenure, likely priorities based on role. Flag any warm path (mutual connection, partner network, prior engagement).
4. Discovery questions — generate 5 prioritized questions. Default stack: open → current state → pain → success criteria → decision process. Tailor to title (technical evaluator ≠ economic buyer ≠ end user).
5. Landmines — flag topics to avoid: internal builds they're proud of, recent org changes, competitors to not name-drop without reason.
6. Narrative arc — recommend a 4-act flow: Open (5min) → Discover (15–20min) → Show (10–15min) → Close (5min). Define the meeting "win" — rarely "close the deal" for a first call.

Output

# Meeting Brief: [Company] — [Meeting Type] | [Date]

Account: [3-sentence snapshot]
Segment: [ICP segment] | Product angle: [what you're positioning]
Stack: [Relevant tools]
Signals: [1–2 buying signals with dates]

Attendees:
[Name · Title · Key priority · Warm path if any]

Landmines: [What to avoid]

Narrative Arc:
Open → [agenda, rapport] → Discover → [top 3 areas] → Show → [what to demo] → Close → [ask]

Top 5 Discovery Questions:
1.
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5.

Meeting Win: [What "success" looks like for this specific call]
Proposed Next Step: [Specific ask to close the meeting]