--- name: prospect-intelligence-deep-dive description: Builds a deep profile on a prospect — background, role and priorities, company context, buying signals — and a recommended outreach angle. Use when the user asks to "do a deep dive on this prospect", "research this person before I reach out", "full profile on [name]", "what's the angle for this prospect". license: MIT compatibility: Requires web search; connected HubSpot account optional for relationship context. Read-only. metadata: author: Builder.org version: 1.0.0 persona: Strategic Steve, Marketing Meg rave: R4 A3 V3 E3 category: hubspot --- # Prospect Intelligence Deep-Dive ## What it does A deeper-than-a-brief profile on a single prospect — who they are, what they likely care about, what's happening at their company, and the sharpest way to open — for outreach that earns a reply. ## When to use - "Deep dive on [prospect]", "research this person before I reach out", "what's the angle here". ## Inputs A prospect (name + company, or email/LinkedIn). Optional: the offer you're bringing. ## Workflow 1. **Profile the person:** role, seniority, tenure, likely priorities and KPIs, public activity (posts, talks) if available. 2. **Profile the company:** size, industry, recent news, funding, hiring, tech signals. 3. **Pull relationship context** from HubSpot if any (prior touches, related contacts). 4. **Detect buying signals:** triggers that make outreach timely (new role, funding, expansion, pain in the news). 5. **Recommend the angle:** the single best opener tied to a real signal, plus 2-3 talking points. 6. **Output** the dossier. ## Output ``` ## [Name] — prospect intelligence **Role:** [title, seniority, tenure] · **Priorities:** [inferred KPIs] **Company:** [size · industry · recent signal] **Buying signals:** [timely triggers] **Recommended angle:** [opener tied to a signal] **Talking points:** 1) … 2) … 3) … ``` ## Notes - Distinguish verified facts from inferences; never invent a quote or a personal detail. - For thin public footprints, lean on company-level signals and say confidence is lower.