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04 · GTM, sales & partnerships

You sell trust to a skeptical buyer: QME physicians, attorneys, and MSPs who’ve been burned by clinical AI products that degraded under volume. The Clarity voice is confrontational, second-person — name the cost of the status quo before the solution.

Use case: Pilot → renewal ROI story.

A pilot is wrapping and you need the renewal narrative. You paste the pilot metrics into the Clarity GTM Project and type:

Opening prompt Claude Project: GTM

Using this pilot data, write the ROI story for renewal: time saved, error/rework reduction, and the one number the buyer will repeat to their boss. No inflated claims — only what the data supports.

Good draft, but it buries the lead. You type:

Follow-up 1 Claude Project: GTM

Lead with the one number. First sentence, no warm-up. Then two short proof paragraphs.

Now you need it in three formats:

Follow-up 2 Claude Project: GTM

Turn this into: (1) a 120-word renewal email to the practice manager, (2) a one-slide summary outline, (3) three LinkedIn-ready sentences for the case study. Keep the Clarity voice.

Use case: Landing page section copy.

Prompt Claude Project: GTM

Write [section] copy in the Clarity voice: confrontational, second-person. Short sentences. Name the cost of the status quo before the solution. Design context: minimal, heavy whitespace — copy must survive it. Target: [QME physician / attorney / MSP].

Use case: Objection handling.

Prompt Claude Project: GTM

List the 10 most likely objections a [buyer type] will raise about deploying Clarity, given they’ve seen competing clinical AI products fail from data stagnancy, storage exhaustion, and performance degradation. For each: the honest answer, and the architectural mechanism that backs it.

Use case: MSP partner one-pager.

Prompt Claude Project: GTM

Draft an MSP partner one-pager: what the à la carte agent model means for their deployment burden, what the vendor-pack model gives them, and the three questions they should ask any clinical AI vendor — questions we answer well and competitors don’t.