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Most people use Claude like a search engine. They type something vague and hope for magic.

That is why most people think AI is overhyped.

The difference between a useless AI response and genuine sales gold? Your prompt. The instructions you give. The context you provide.

I have been using Claude Co-Work daily for months. Here is what I have learned about getting it to produce work you would actually send to a prospect.


The Golden Rule: Be Specific About the Outcome

Claude is not a mind reader. If you type "help me with sales," you will get generic advice that sounds like a LinkedIn influencer on a bad day.

Instead, tell it exactly what you want:

Bad prompt:

Help me research a company.

Good prompt:

Research Salesforce.com. Find their Q4 2025 earnings highlights, any recent leadership changes, what their customers complain about on G2, and three conversation starters I could use on a cold call to their VP of Sales Enablement. Output this as a one-page brief in bullet points.

See the difference? The second prompt tells Claude what to research, what depth you need, who the audience is, and what format to deliver in.


The ROPE Framework for Sales Prompts

I use a simple framework I call ROPE. It works for almost any sales task:

R - Role: Tell Claude who it should be.

"You are a senior B2B sales strategist with 15 years of experience selling to enterprise accounts."

O - Outcome: What do you want as the end result?