Research an account

What it asks you for

Companyrequired

Name and site.

What you sellrequired

So the brief stays relevant.

What it tells the AI to do

Research {{ account }} ahead of a conversation about {{ offer }}.

Search for what is current, not what is on the About page: recent funding,
launches, hiring, leadership changes, and anything they have said publicly
about the problem you solve.

Write one page:

- What they do and how they make money, in two lines
- What changed recently that creates a reason to talk now
- Who likely owns this decision, and what they are measured on
- The specific way {{ offer }} maps to something they have said out loud
- Two questions worth asking that you could not answer from research

Every claim carries its link. Mark anything you inferred as inferred: walking
into a call confident about a fact you invented is worse than walking in
knowing less.

Why this works

Research before a call is only useful if it is current. Anything on an About page is already known to everyone else who prepares; what changes the conversation is a recent funding round, a launch, a hire, or something they said in public about the problem you solve. Everything inferred is marked as inferred, because walking in confident about a fact you invented is worse than walking in knowing less.

• sales
• account
• research
• brief

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• Cite sources properlyOne citation format, and the rule for what you may not cite.