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The best reps know more about the prospect's company than the prospect expects. AI research turns a 30-minute prep into 5 minutes that's twice as good.
A discovery call is not a discovery call if you start by asking 'so tell me about your company.' That signals you didn't bother. The bar in 2026 is that you walk in already knowing what they sell, who their customers are, what their last earnings call said, and what their VP of Eng tweeted about three weeks ago. Then your questions sound surgical instead of generic. Build a prompt template you reuse for every discovery call: feed it the company URL, the buyer's LinkedIn, and the meeting context, and ask it to return a one-page brief covering what the company does, recent news, likely pain in the buyer's role, three smart questions, and one risk to surface early.
A good rep can, in one breath at the start of the call, say: 'Before we dive in, I saw you raised your Series B last quarter, you're hiring three Account Executives, and your CEO posted last week about scaling outbound — is that the context for why you wanted to talk?' That sentence shifts the entire dynamic. You're now a peer, not a vendor. AI did the prep. You did the human part.
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