Original Summary

Nights-and-weekends project. My day job is enterprise B2B sales (15+ years), and I also run AI trainings for sales teams. After almost every session someone asks for the prompts I use, so I kept a doc. The doc got out of hand and turned into this: Promptifi, a library of individual prompts, multi-step prompt chains, and scheduled workflows, all organized by the sales task you're trying to get done (prospecting, account research, cold email, discovery prep, follow-ups, deal strategy, renewals). The part I'm proudest of isn't the size, it's the curation. I started with roughly 7,000 raw prompts collected over a couple of years — mine, ones from strong reps I've worked with, stuff that went viral. Most of it was garbage: duplicates, prompts written for one specific company, prompts that produce generic output. I ran them through hard filters, then scored what survived for whether it does a real sales task, then rewrote the keepers so they work for any rep. What survived is a few hundred. Honest limitation: the library is only as good as its worst prompt, and I know there are still duds in there I haven't caught. That's actually why I'm here — I need sellers who aren't my coworkers to use it and tell me what's useless. My coworkers are too nice about it. If anyone wants to poke around, happy to drop the link in the comments. Burner account, since I still work in enterprise sales and like my job.   submitted by   /u/DifferentChoice24 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/15 22:53:54