Claude can now find who signs off on the deal
The 5 prompts to go from "this company is a fit" to "this is the person I'm writing to on Monday". The first one is here in full, no sign-up: try it before you give me anything.
01 · Which title signs off on the purchase
Five prompts for Claude, in order. Paste, answer whatever it asks, and walk away with a name, a reason and a way in. **Manual method**: Claude and your LinkedIn, no paid tools.
This is the by-hand method, no paid tools: you, Claude and what you can already see on LinkedIn. Copy the prompt, paste it into Claude with a company that fits, and see what comes back.
When I use it: when I have the company and don't know how to get in.
02 · Who decides and who just has an opinion
When I use it: when I already have four names and don't know who to start with.
03 · Still in the role, or gone for months
When I use it: before writing, so I don't get caught looking clueless.
04 · The first message, with the real reason
When I use it: when I know who I'm writing to and don't want to sound like a template.
05 · When not to write yet
When I use it: the one that saves me the most, because writing at the wrong time burns the contact.
All 5 back to back, on a real company
The company: GEMINIS, Elgoibar, Gipuzkoa. Everything here comes from their public website, geminislathes.com.
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