When to use this prompt
Building sales messaging
Segmenting marketing communications
Creating product pages or sales sheets
Preparing pitch decks for mixed audiences
The prompt
Craft two versions of a unique selling proposition (USP) for our network monitoring solution [SOLUTION_NAME]: one aimed at a technical buyer focusing on specs and integration ease, and one for a business buyer emphasizing ROI and risk mitigation. Use a formal tone.
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Real-life example of how to use this prompt
To start, let's assume I’m a product marketer at Palo Alto Networks Industrial Division. The prompt in the context of Palo Alto would look like:
As you can see, I added a realistic solution name to clarify how the dual-USP structure applies in practice.
Example output from ChatGPT for this prompt
And here's the output:
1. Technical Buyer – Emphasis on Specs and Integration Ease
"SecureLink Monitor delivers enterprise-grade network visibility with real-time anomaly detection, seamless API integration, and low-latency performance across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Engineered for interoperability, it supports industry-standard protocols and automated alerting workflows, enabling IT teams to maintain operational continuity with minimal configuration overhead."
2. Business Buyer – Emphasis on ROI and Risk Mitigation
"SecureLink Monitor empowers organizations to safeguard critical digital assets while optimizing operational costs. By proactively identifying network vulnerabilities and minimizing downtime, it reduces financial and reputational risk, ensuring measurable ROI through enhanced system reliability and improved productivity."
Or to be more specific:
Pro tips
Use precision for technical buyers; outcomes for business buyers
Avoid repeating phrasing across the two USPs
Reflect priorities specific to each persona
Keep both versions concise and compelling
