Draft an informational new-capability note
Given a genuinely new capability or focus area and a former client's context, drafts a short note framed as information rather than a pitch that establishes relevance and requires no sales response to feel complete.
In / outNew capability description + former client context → short informational note with no embedded call-to-action
You might say…
“I have something new I'm doing that's genuinely relevant to three past clients — this drafts the note that tells them without making them feel sold to.”
What it does
Given a genuinely new capability or focus area and a former client's context, drafts a short note framed as information (not a pitch) that establishes why it's plausibly relevant to them and requires no sales response to feel complete. Used when you have a concrete new thing to communicate.
Trigger: Use when you have a concrete new thing to communicate to former clients and need a framing that reads as information, not an ask.
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