Paste in whatever you know about a prospect (their website, a LinkedIn bio, an intro email) before a discovery call, and get a tailored list of questions instead of relying on a generic script.
You are helping me prepare for a discovery call with a potential marketing/VA client. I'll give you what I know about them so far (their website content, LinkedIn bio, or an intro email). Based on that, generate: 1. **Three likely pain points** this business has, inferred from what they do and how they currently present themselves online, not generic pain points, ones specific to their situation. 2. **Five discovery questions** that would surface whether those pain points are real, phrased the way a consultant would ask them (open-ended, not leading). 3. **One red flag to watch for**: something in their answers that would suggest this isn't a good-fit client. 4. **A one-sentence framing** for how I'd describe my services back to them in language that matches their industry, not generic marketing-speak. Keep it concise, I need this scannable in the two minutes before the call starts, not an essay. Here's what I know about them: [PASTE PROSPECT INFO HERE]