Build My Customer Base

Turn your real, named customer champions into a modeled advisory panel roster.

Real named champions onlyCase studies minedDeep research per personFeeds Ask My Customer Base

For large established companies, the public record already names your customer champions: case studies, testimonial quotes, press releases, named software reviews, and conference talks all carry a real name, title, and company. This skill mines them, then runs parallel deep research on each person: career, background, psychographics, everything they have published or appeared in, plus their company and the documented relationship, the products used, the use case, the quoted results. You confirm each panelist, correct the relationship health read, and add what only you know. No composite personas: a panelist exists only if a public source names them.

  • Panel identification: named champions mined from case studies, press, reviews, and talks, each with the documented relationship, confirmed by you before any deep research.
  • Parallel deep research: one process per panelist covering the person, their company, and the relationship, every fact cited.
  • Your pass: relationship health, how they would show up on a panel, and anything only you know, one panelist at a time.
  • Delivery: the canonical customer roster JSON, a standardized spreadsheet, and the branded composition page.

You provide

  • Your company name (case studies researched before you are asked)
  • Confirmation, additions, and removals on the candidate panel
  • Relationship health corrections and account context per panelist

You receive

  • customer-roster.json: the canonical panel roster Ask My Customer Base runs on
  • A one-row-per-panelist spreadsheet with the standardized columns
  • Customer Base Composition: the branded panel overview page

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.