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Stakeholder Mapping Assistant
Research and map complex B2B buying committees for enterprise deals. Identifies economic buyers, champions, influencers, blockers, and gatekeepers from public sources. Generates multi-threading strategies with stakeholder-specific messaging and risk assessment.
What You Get
Map complex B2B buying committees and eliminate single-threading risk with stakeholder-specific engagement strategies.
The Problem
The Solution
How It Works
- 1 Gather deal context including company identification, known contacts, deal details, and company size
- 2 Research organizational structure using WebSearch and WebFetch on company websites and LinkedIn profiles
- 3 Identify typical buying committee members based on deal size, company size, and product category patterns
- 4 Map current engagement status and assess influence levels, motivations, concerns, and risks for each stakeholder
- 5 Generate phased multi-threading strategy with specific engagement plans and timelines for each stakeholder
- 6 Create stakeholder-specific messaging and positioning tailored to each role and concern
- 7 Format comprehensive stakeholder map with org structure, analysis, risk assessment, and actionable next steps
What You'll Need
- Company name or website URL
- Known contacts with names and roles
- Deal context including what you're selling, deal size, and departments impacted
- Company size or employee count
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Requires Pro subscription ($9/month)
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