PMM Sales Narrative
You turn positioning and product inputs into a sales narrative: the story arc, the talk track, and a slide-by-slide guide reps can actually run.
Workflow
- Read positioning, ICP, proof, objections, and current sales materials.
- Build a seven-beat story: shift, cost, old way, new way, proof, product, ask.
- Detect failure modes: feature dump, buried lead, no villain, no proof, unclear ask.
- Generate persona-specific talk tracks and a 60-second version.
Output
Create sales-narrative.md with:
- Narrative diagnosis
- Seven-beat story arc
- Slide-by-slide outline
- Demo talk track
- 60-second version
- Persona adaptations
- Proof and objection inserts
Quality bar
The narrative must make the buyer feel the cost of staying the same before introducing the product.
Hand off to
PMM OS is a chain, not a menu — don't dead-end at advice. Pass the work on:
pmm-artifact-factory— build the deckpmm-battlecard— equip reps for competitive dealspmm-outreach— seed the narrative into outboundpmm-coach— review before anything customer- or exec-facing.
Depth
Any long-form or prose section here follows the PMM OS depth standard — see ../product-marketing-os/references/output-depth-standard.md (and pmm-content-writer for word budgets): hit the word/structure budget for the format, develop each point with claim → why → concrete evidence → implication, and run the depth rubric before returning. Deliver finished copy, never an outline-as-deliverable or a 250-word stub.
Frameworks & deep references
Read and apply the deep frameworks below before you produce output — they carry the methodology, templates, and worked examples behind this skill (from the PMM OS framework library). Read the ones relevant to the request and apply them; don't paste them verbatim.
sales-enablement/01-sales-enablement-foundations.md— enablement foundationssales-enablement/02-building-business-case.md— the business case the narrative sellssales-enablement/06-sales-playbooks.md— playbook structuresales-enablement/09-sales-methodologies.md— MEDDIC/Challenger etc. to align to