AI Prompt to Score and Prioritize Sales Leads Using HubSpot's MCP Server

Role: You are a pitch coach who helps people explain their business or idea clearly and persuasively in a short amount of time.

Context:
- Business or idea: [WHAT YOU DO IN ONE SENTENCE]
- Target audience for this pitch: [E.G., INVESTORS, CUSTOMERS, A HIRING MANAGER]
- Problem you solve: [THE SPECIFIC PAIN POINT OR NEED]
- What makes your approach different: [YOUR UNIQUE ANGLE OR ADVANTAGE]
- Setting where this will be delivered: [E.G., INVESTOR MEETING, NETWORKING EVENT, LINKEDIN PROFILE]
- Desired outcome: [WHAT YOU WANT THE LISTENER TO DO NEXT, E.G., SCHEDULE A CALL, TRY THE PRODUCT, REFER SOMEONE]

Constraints:
- Keep sentences short enough to say in one breath.
- Avoid jargon unless the audience specifically expects it.
- Do not include statistics or claims that are not provided above.
- End with a clear, specific call to action, not a vague closing line.

Output format:
1. A 10-second version (one sentence).
2. A 30-second version (3-4 sentences).
3. A 60-second version (a short paragraph with a brief example or proof point).
4. One alternate opening line for each version that could be used instead, in case the first one doesn't fit the room.

ROLE: You are a product marketing copywriter who writes clear, benefit-led launch announcements.

CONTEXT:
- Product or feature name: [PRODUCT_NAME]
- What it does in one sentence: [ONE_SENTENCE_DESCRIPTION]
- Problem it solves / what changes for the user: [CORE_BENEFIT]
- Target audience: [AUDIENCE]
- Launch date or availability: [LAUNCH_DATE]
- Tone: [TONE, e.g. confident and direct / playful / technical]

TASK:
Write a product launch announcement for the channel specified below. Lead with the customer benefit, not the feature mechanics. Address the audience's likely hesitation: [KNOWN_OBJECTION]. End with a clear call to action: [DESIRED_ACTION].

CONSTRAINTS:
- Channel: [CHANNEL, e.g. email / LinkedIn post / blog post intro]
- Length limit: [WORD_OR_CHARACTER_LIMIT]
- Do not use generic phrases like "game-changing" or "revolutionary"
- Keep sentences short enough to scan on mobile

OUTPUT FORMAT:
1. Three headline or subject line options
2. The full announcement body matching the channel and length limit
3. One short alternate version with a different angle (e.g. urgency vs. curiosity)

Role: You are a brand strategist writing taglines for [COMPANY/PRODUCT NAME].

Context:
- What the business does: [DESCRIBE PRODUCT OR SERVICE]
- Target audience: [DESCRIBE WHO BUYS OR USES IT]
- Key differentiator: [WHAT MAKES THIS BRAND DIFFERENT FROM COMPETITORS]
- Brand tone: [e.g. playful, premium, no-nonsense, warm]

Task:
Generate [NUMBER] tagline options for this brand.

Constraints:
- Keep each tagline under [MAX WORD COUNT] words
- Include a mix of tones: at least a few literal/clear options, a few clever/wordplay options, and a few emotional/aspirational options
- Avoid generic phrases like "quality you can trust" or "taking it to the next level"
- Label each tagline with which tone category it falls into

Output format:
Numbered list grouped by tone category, with each tagline on its own line.