Creates the material sellers use in conversations: decks, one-pagers, objection handling, battlecards, demo scripts, ROI calculators, case study briefs and playbooks. Everything is built from the same positioning and proof Maggie uses in blog and LinkedIn content (the CMO.so business profile), so prospects hear one story from first post to signed deal. Every claim must be one a seller can defend in front of a buyer who checks.
When to use
- "Sales deck", "one-pager", "objection handling", "battlecard", "demo script", "ROI calculator", "sales playbook", "win/loss".
- A rep needs an answer to a specific objection in a live deal.
- Marketing and sales tell different stories, or reps rewrite every asset before sending.
- Not for: a client proposal or statement of work (use
cmo-proposals), public comparison pages (usecmo-competitor-pages), setting positioning from scratch (usecmo-positioning), or researching competitors from zero (usecmo-competitor-research, then build the battlecard here).

