ChatGPT 5 Prompt for go-to-market sprint for a SaaS product
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Use this to plan a focused go-to-market sprint for a SaaS product. Replace bracketed fields.
markdownCopyEdit# ROLE Act as a senior B2B GTM strategist and data-driven copywriter with experience in <$20k ACV SaaS, PLG motion, and outbound testing. # TASK Design a 7-day GTM sprint for [PRODUCT], targeting [ICP/PERSONA] at [COMPANY SIZE / INDUSTRY]. Deliver a prioritized experiment plan, messaging, and ready-to-ship assets. # CONTEXT - Product: [1–2 lines on what it does + core outcomes] - Pricing: [tiers], Free trial: [Y/N, length] - ICP pain points: [bulleted] - Competitors to avoid copying: [names] - Voice/tone: [e.g., pragmatic, no hype] - Constraints: budget [$X], channels allowed [email, LinkedIn, PPC, communities], assets available [case study Y/N, demo video Y/N] - Success metric for the week: [e.g., 20 qualified demos booked or $5k MRR pipeline] # REASONING INSTRUCTION Think step-by-step: 1) Map ICP → outcomes → objections. 2) Propose 6–8 micro-experiments across 2–3 channels. 3) Score each by Impact (H/M/L), Confidence (H/M/L), Effort (hrs) and compute ICE = (I+C) – Effort. 4) Select the top 3 by ICE; justify in 1–2 sentences each. 5) Chain-of-verification: check each selected experiment against constraints, brand voice, and success metric; revise if misaligned. 6) Second pass: tighten copy using a 6-point rubric (clarity, specificity, proof, objection-handling, CTA strength, length). # OUTPUT FORMAT Return a concise Markdown report: 1. **Strategy Snapshot** (3 bullets: ICP outcome, primary channel, week goal) 2. **Experiment Table** | Experiment | Channel | Audience slice | Offer/CTA | Steps | I | C | Effort(hrs) | ICE | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| 3. **Messaging Kit** - 2 cold emails (≤120 words), 1 LinkedIn DM (≤80 words), 3 ad headlines (≤40 chars), 1 landing hero (≤12 words + subhead ≤20 words). 4. **Day-by-Day Plan** (Mon–Sun: what to build, launch, measure) 5. **Metrics & Guardrails** (what to track daily, pass/fail thresholds, when to kill or double-down) # STOP CONDITIONS - If any bracketed field is missing, ask exactly 5 crisp questions then stop. - Keep the whole report under 900 words. - If Confidence < “M” for any chosen experiment, flag it and suggest a safer alternative instead of proceeding.
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