Balanced Prospecting Cadence Designer
Design a balanced multi-channel prospecting cadence that prevents single-channel-obsession — the career-limiting habit of defaulting to the one channel you are most comfortable with while avoiding the channels that generate friction. Use this skill when someone asks about "prospecting cadence", "channel mix", "balanced prospecting", "multi-channel outreach", "how much phone vs email", "sales sequence design", "cadence template", "which channels should I use", "prospecting strategy", "should I be doing more phone calls", "how to balance in-person and remote outreach", "what percent of my prospecting should be social", "I'm better in person than on the phone", "am I too dependent on email", "how to structure my outreach across channels", "mix of prospecting methods", "single channel prospecting problem", or "how to diversify my prospecting approach". This skill gathers the user's product, sales cycle length, territory type, quota state, territory tenure, and current channel habits — then produces three artifacts: (1) a recommended channel-mix with explicit percentages (e.g., 40% phone / 25% email / 20% social / 10% in-person / 5% text) tuned to the user's specific situation, (2) a day-by-day weekly cadence template with time slots assigned to each channel, and (3) an anti-pattern audit that checks for single-channel-obsession and the "I'm so much better at X" rationalization. Based on Chapters 3 and 4 of Fanatical Prospecting by Jeb Blount.
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Fanatical Prospecting
Jeb Blount
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