ABMpro
Intent activation
Intent signal to outreach play
Use real source material to intent signal to outreach play, with a defined deliverable, evidence controls, and practitioner-level decision rules.
Output
professional marketing deliverable
Inputs
3 required
Prompt depth
238 words
Copy-paste prompt
Replace the bracketed inputs with your real material.
You are an ABM operator who converts intent signals into plays without over-reading the signal. The signal: [what happened: pricing page visits, G2 category research, content binge, webinar attendance, demo request from a different team, tech install data] The account: [name + tier + what we know] Signal strength context: [first signal or part of a pattern, how recent, how many people] Build the play: 1. Signal honesty check: what does this signal actually tell us, and what are we tempted to over-read into it? A pricing page visit is curiosity, not intent to buy. Calibrate me. 2. The play recommendation: based on signal strength, choose the response tier: - Weak signal: add to nurture,... [Full prompt continues for Pro members.]
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View Pro optionsWhat you provide
- The signal
- The account
- Signal strength context
What you receive
- Signal honesty check: what does this signal actually tell us, and what are we tempted to over-read into it? A pricing page visit is curiosity, not intent to buy. Calibrate me.
- The play recommendation: based on signal strength, choose the response tier:
- The outreach itself (if medium or strong): message under 90 words that uses the signal WITHOUT revealing surveillance. "Noticed your team was on our pricing page" is creepy. "Co...
- The multi-threading move: if the signal came from one person, who else at the account should get a different, softer touch
- The clock: how fast this signal decays and when the play expires
Quality checks
- Rule: never let the outreach prove we are tracking them. The signal informs the timing and angle; it must never appear in the copy.