Ask My Customer Base

Put a question to your synthetic customer advisory panel before betting the roadmap on it.

Nine-field soundingsSpeaking orders permuted100-run modeled distributionStrong adoption to rejection

Bring a price change, a roadmap bet, a repositioning, or a policy change, and hear how a panel of your real, named customer champions would answer. Each panelist is sounded individually in persona, grounded in their researched profile, their company, and the documented relationship: what they heard, why, their first and considered reactions, who moves them, what would surprise them, sentiment, and confidence. Then the whole panel is simulated across speaking orders, because the flagship logo speaking first changes what the room concludes, and the distribution of 100 modeled runs lands somewhere between strong adoption and rejection. Rehearsal, not prophecy: the panel prepares you for real customer conversations, never replaces them.

  • The roster: found from Build My Customer Base or built on the spot, confirmed with you.
  • The question: taken verbatim with the context the panel would have.
  • Soundings: one persona process per panelist, nine fields each, presented in full.
  • The panel, permuted: speaking orders simulated, the 100-run distribution modeled, sequencing insights surfaced, session page delivered.

You provide

  • The customer roster JSON (or the inputs to build it now)
  • Your question, asked verbatim
  • The context a real advisory panel would have been shown

You receive

  • Customer Panel Session page: Q at top, bear, base, and bull cases, every sounding, the permutation map, the modeled distribution, and paths forward

How to use this skill

Once installed, start a new conversation and paste this prompt. The slash command invokes the skill directly; everything after it is your opening brief, so edit it to fit.

Sample output

A completed run of this skill for a sample company, Mastercard, exactly as the deliverable would arrive. Open it in a new tab.

The samples are illustrative demonstrations of the output format, built from public information. Mastercard is not affiliated with and has not endorsed these materials.