The skill is strong at evidence-backed prospect discovery, but the last-mile outreach guidance can produce safe-but-shallow openers.
Current reports can end up with:
- generic contact guidance such as "contact form or LinkedIn"
- openers that ask whether a product "would be useful"
- little guidance on target role/function, public contact route, or a concrete routing CTA
That makes the report useful for "who might care?" but weaker for "what exact manual next step should I take?"
Expected behavior:
- Recommend concrete official/public contact routes when available, and say when no direct public route is found.
- Translate the product into the prospect's buyer/problem language.
- Keep outreach manual and source-grounded.
- Make each opener include a specific, low-friction CTA that can be accepted, rejected, or forwarded.
- Avoid adding private enrichment, message sending, or CRM automation.
Example improvement:
Instead of:
Would this be useful?
Prefer:
Worth sending to whoever owns membership billing?
This keeps the existing report format while making the outreach more actionable.
The skill is strong at evidence-backed prospect discovery, but the last-mile outreach guidance can produce safe-but-shallow openers.
Current reports can end up with:
That makes the report useful for "who might care?" but weaker for "what exact manual next step should I take?"
Expected behavior:
Example improvement:
Instead of:
Prefer:
This keeps the existing report format while making the outreach more actionable.