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Maps the buying committee at a target account — identify decision-makers, influencers, champions, and blockers, then recommend a multi-threading strategy. Use when stuck single-threaded in a deal, don't know who the real decision-maker is, can't figure out the right entry point at a target account, deal stalled because you're not talking to enough people, or unsure how to map the buying committee. Do NOT use for building prospect lists across many accounts or general account research (use /sales-prospect-list), deal health assessment (use /sales-deal-inspect), or ZoomInfo-specific org chart config (use /sales-zoominfo).

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# Map the Buying Committee Help the user map the full buying committee at a target account — identify who's involved in the purchase decision, what role each person plays, and how to multi-thread the account effectively. This skill is platform-agnostic but references Apollo.io as the primary data source for finding and enriching contacts. The same approach works with ZoomInfo, Cognism, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, or any contact database. ## Step 1 — Gather context If `references/learnings.md` exists, read it first for accumulated knowledge. Ask the user: 1. **Which account are you targeting?** (Company name, size, industry) 2. **What are you selling?** - Product/service category - Approximate deal size (affects committee size and complexity) - Which department does it primarily affect? 3. **Where are you in the process?** - A) Prospecting — haven't engaged anyone yet - B) Single-threaded — talking to one person, need to expand - C) Active deal — have some contacts, need to map the full committee - D) Stuck deal — need to find the missing stakeholder(s) 4. **What do you know already?** - Any existing contacts at the account? - Any org chart intel (reporting structure, team size)? - Any intel on their buying process? 5. **Company size?** (This determines committee complexity) - A) SMB (1-200 employees) — expect 1-3 decision-makers - B) Mid-market (200-2,000 employees) — expect 3-6 stakeholders - C) Enterprise (2,000+ employees) — e...

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sales-skills
Repository
sales-skills/sales
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
2 days ago
Language
Python
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