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This punchline blindsided us too.
Quick! To the GPT Mobile, lads.
One day, PMM had a research question. (Google) Gemini was OOO.
So, PMM resorted to ChatGPT for help. Had a free trial for ChatGPT Plus:
“Why not?” PMM shrugged. 🤷🏾
Ready for the long-awaited answer, ChatGPT then asks PMM:
“Soo you’re a PMM… what do youuuu do?”
*PMM cancels ChatGPT Plus*
Don’t worry, PMMs— AI won’t take our jobs: they don’t want to write one-pagers either.
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🎯 ChatGPT & Us
You can use AI to gather research, traditionally inaccessible to us.
That’s a preview from our convo we recorded this week with Jarod Greene, former Gartner analyst and now CMO at Vivun. (Episode drops this fall, stay tuned!)
Who doesn’t love a goood Gartner report?
It offers valuable insights and bestows rockstar credibility when used in your first-call deck. Objective information you can point to and say:
“That’s WHAT Gartner said, my boy!”
But if you’re…
A. at a bootstrapped startup.
OR
B. barred from the $997 annual marketing budget (because you’re not a marketer),
then you don’t have $7K in your trust fund for one Gartner report.
That’s why you need ChatGPT Plus (or Gemini) to circumvent the “research analyst paywall”. Giving you unlimited access to research insights you’d not have access to, traditionally.
And if Jarod says so, like c’mon…
Who wouldn’t listen to a (former) Gartner analyst?
$20/monthly for ChatGPT Plus, $20/monthly for Gemini, AND Gemini is offering two-months free?!
C’mon y’all, let’s not play games and find out one way to use ChatGPT and Gemini to deliver quality research stats for your next call deck, in less time.
⏳ In the next 4 minutes…
You’re gonna know these 3 topics…
Reverse prompting: Why you want AI to ask you questions?
Got one stat? How to use that single one to discover much more.
An actual example from a client project I’m working on right now
Let’s pop, lock, ‘n prompt
#bachelornation anyone?
🧏🏾♂️ Google Search can’t ask you questions
When you’re researching, Google is your best friend. Ask a question and get an answer.
That’s after scrolling seven “sponsored” ads and playing whack a mole across five more links to finallly find the answer you need.
And if you’re like me, then you’re gonna keep searching to find the original source. Always cite your sources — that’s not a hot take, that’s just proper writing etiquette.
Reverse prompting allows you to cut the BS and get what you need faster In your research. Tell AI what you want in your prompt AND THEN say:
Please ask me clarifying questions you need to tailor your response.
It’s gonna spit out several really relevant questions. They get you thinking and help you consider details you never gave much thought to.
Here’s an example of what that prompt looked like for me:
Scholar GPT - one more reason to get paid version of ChatGPT
This now becomes a ‘call-and-response’. AI is your thought partner, challenging you to consider details that Google won’t ask you.
📊 Don’t have enough stats? Read this.
The screenshot above highlights that actual dilemma. You’ve got a really good stat, and you want to build from it — to strengthen your presentation.
Again, this is where you can use AI to find similar stats — when you can give it a good example of one.
So let’s say you find a stat or insight (internally or traditional search), and you want more numbers to bring objective credibility to your story.
You might have to prompt it a few times, some links might be broken.
On top of that, you can then ask AI to give you the actual sources to cite in your presentation.
Combine this approach with reverse prompting, and you’re on your way to research faster with more powerful stats that sellers will thank you for in their next customer call.
🤼♂️ What this might look like for you
Here’s one slide of what this research produced:
Removed company name to protect client confidentiality.
This is part of a sales play campaign I’m building for a cybersecurity client. As a former sales rep, I know firsthand what objective numbers can do in building client trust.
Using AI helped me find a diverse set of numbers and sources to point back to.
It’s like what Jarod said in our conversation:
AI won’t people who use AI in their work.
Hope this gives you one more way how to level up your work too.
🎙Featured Episode = NONE this week
Stay tuned next month. Catch up with Season 1 and 2 while you wait.
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The messaging hit different. She finally knew then I wasn’t a marketer.
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That’s it for now.
We’re still on a scheduled break. But the good news is…
We’re coming back for Season 3, Thursday September 19th at 9am ET.
What topics are you excited to see us cover?
We’ll reply to every response and tell you if we got you covered on that. If not, then that’s nothing we can’t help to figure out. 🙂
Take care,
Eric, Gab, and Zach
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