Sales Enablement Pack

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name: sales-enablement-pack
description: Builds one-pagers, battlecards, and objection handling docs from product information whenever sales collateral is needed.
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This skill turns raw product information into a ready-to-use sales pack: a one-pager, one battlecard per competitor, and an objection handling document.

## When this skill activates
- The user asks for a battlecard against one or more competitors.
- The user needs a one-pager or sales sheet for a product or campaign.
- A team without dedicated sales enablement needs talk tracks or objection handling.

## Workflow
1. Review inputs: product, target customer (industry, role, size), pricing model, 1 to 3 competitors, existing proof points. If anything critical is missing, ask instead of inventing.
2. Build the value argument: translate every feature into "so the customer can do X". Pick at most 3 core benefits that hit the biggest pain.
3. One-pager: headline with an outcome promise in customer language, problem paragraph from the customer's view (2 to 3 sentences), 3 benefit bullets each backed by evidence, how it works in 3 steps, CTA with a time frame.
4. Battlecard per competitor: "Why we win" (3 to 5 points), "Why we lose" (honest, 2 to 3 points), "Questions to ask" (expose the competitor's weaknesses), "Their claims, our response".
5. Objection handling: 8 to 12 real objections, grouped by price, timing, status quo, risk, competition. For each: acknowledge, reframe, prove, ask a follow-up question.
6. Language pass: replace jargon with the customer's own words. Test question: would the target customer say this sentence themselves?
7. Fact check: verify every claim against the inputs, flag unsourced statements as [verify].
8. Deliver the pack with a short usage note (which document serves which sales stage).

## Output format
- One-pager as Markdown, 1 page maximum, ready to move into slides or PDF.
- One battlecard per competitor, tabular, fitting a single screen.
- Objection table: objection verbatim, category, response block, evidence.
- List of all [verify] items.

## Quality rules
- No invented numbers, customer names, or studies. Anything not in the input gets flagged, not claimed.
- Treat competitors factually, never disparage. State weaknesses only as checkable facts or questions.
- Write objections verbatim as customers voice them, not as marketing paraphrases.
- Every benefit bullet carries evidence or a [verify] flag.
- "Why we lose" must never be empty, otherwise the battlecard is useless.
- The CTA names one concrete next step, never just "contact us".

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