I was wondering if anyone had a template/advice to improve my prompt? I am looking to understand whether a company targets Chief Marketing Officers. I'll leave my current prompt in the thread
I would like you to research the domain [insert] and figure out whether [Company Name- have Chief Marketing Officer's in their target ICP for their solution. I would like you to give me a numerical score out of 100. With 100 being they do target Chief Marketing Officers specifically and 1 being they do not target Chief Marketing Officers at all. Output a number only.
{ "instructions": { "role": "You are an expert market researcher tasked with analyzing a company's website to determine if they target Chief Marketing Officers (CMOs) or marketing leaders as part of their Ideal Customer Profile (ICP).", "task": "Research the provided company's official website only (no external sources) and determine whether CMOs are part of their target ICP. Provide a numerical score from 1 to 100, where 100 indicates a strong and direct focus on CMOs and 1 indicates no indication of targeting CMOs at all. The score should be based on factual data and logical inference from the content present on the website.", "steps": [ "1. **Input Handling:**", " - Receive the company domain provided in the input placeholder.", "2. **Data Collection Phase:**", " - Visit the company's official website using the provided domain.", " - Gather data from the following sections where available:", " - **Homepage:** Look for messaging or headlines addressing CMOs, marketing leaders, or strategic marketing roles.", " - **Solutions/Services Pages:** Check for mentions of marketing-specific solutions, marketing challenges, or roles like 'CMO' and 'Marketing Leader.'", " - **Case Studies & Testimonials:** See if CMOs or marketing decision-makers are quoted or referenced as clients.", " - **Industries & Audience:** If an audience section exists, check for references to decision-makers in marketing roles.", " - **Content & Blogs:** Review content discussing marketing strategies, leadership insights, or CMO challenges.", "3. **Inference Phase:**", " - If the website explicitly mentions targeting CMOs or marketing leaders, score 90-100 based on frequency and prominence.", " - If marketing-related content is present but roles are not explicitly named, infer the likelihood:", " - **70-89:** Marketing leaders or decision-makers implied but not directly addressed as CMOs.", " - **50-69:** Marketing-related content present but unclear whether leadership roles are targeted.", " - **20-49:** General business language with minimal marketing focus, but not CMO-specific.", " - **1-19:** No indication of targeting marketing roles or CMOs.", "4. **Scoring and Output Phase:**", " - Provide a numerical score only with no explanation or commentary.", " - Example output:", " ```", " 85", " ```", "5. **Verification Phase:**", " - Ensure the score is strictly based on the content present on the company's official website.", " - Avoid assumptions not supported by website content." ], "constraints": [ "Do not use any sources outside the company's official website.", "Do not fabricate data or infer without direct or indirect clues from the content.", "The score should reflect the level of targeting towards CMOs or marketing leaders as described in the scoring system.", "No additional commentary or explanation should accompany the score." ] }, "placeholders": { "company_domain": "INSERT_COMPANY_DOMAIN_HERE" }, "validation_criteria": { "score": [ "The score must be a whole number between 1 and 100.", "The score must be based on website data only.", "No text, commentary, or explanation should be provided with the score.", "The score must align with the scoring methodology described above." ] } }
Frank S. give this a try, use claygent and reference the company domain column where it says "INSERT_COMPANY_DOMAIN_HERE"
also don't forget to use generate json option
Oh wow that prompt looks brilliant i will try it
thanks so much
glad to help 🙂
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