GTM KPI Readout

Turn your raw GTM KPIs into an exec readout that explains the why — pairing pipeline, conversion, and win-rate numbers with the market signals behind them.

Executive - KPI readout

GTM KPIs with the why attached — market cooling or execution gap?

22%
Win rate (your metric)
Number + the why
Win rate down 5pts. HG: category
demand flat, a competitor gaining.
KPI moveLikely why
Pipeline -8%Category demand flat (HG)
Win rate -5ptCompetitor gaining (HG)
CAC +12%Execution - investigate
Why it lands
A KPI dashboard shows win rate fell 5 points. The exec wants to know why. HG data says category demand is flat and a competitor is gaining share — so it's a market/competitive issue, not a rep-coaching one. The diagnosis changes the response.

Overview

Take a pasted set of GTM KPIs and produce an executive readout that interprets them — pairing the numbers (pipeline, conversion, win rate, CAC) with HG market context (category demand trend, competitive pressure) to explain not just what moved but why — with clear labeling of user-supplied vs. HG-sourced inputs.

Use cases

  • KPIs that explain themselves

    An exec doesn't need another dashboard; they need to know why the number moved. Pairing each KPI with market context separates market headwinds from execution gaps.

  • Point the response at the real cause

    If win rate fell because a competitor is gaining, the fix is competitive enablement, not pipeline volume. The market-grounded why points leadership at the actual lever.

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# GTM KPI Readout

## Parameters

- `{{gtm_kpis}}` *(required)* — Pasted GTM KPIs for the period (pipeline, conversion rates, win rate, CAC, etc.). Example: `New pipeline $30M (-8% QoQ), win rate 22% (down from 27%), CAC up 12%`
- `{{category}}` *(required)* — Your category, for market context. Example: `observability`

## Purpose
Interpret {{gtm_kpis}} for an exec audience by pairing each KPI move with {{category}} market context from HG — so the readout explains WHY win rate or pipeline moved (market cooling? competitive pressure?), not just that it did. Label user-supplied vs. HG-sourced inputs.

## Process
1. **Lay out the KPIs** — restate {{gtm_kpis}} with the QoQ/YoY moves (user-supplied; labeled).
2. **Market demand context** — `intent_category` + `list_intent_topics` for the {{category}} — is overall demand up or down (explains pipeline moves)?
3. **Competitive pressure** — `company_technographic` + `get_product_reviews` for whether competitors are gaining (explains win-rate moves).
4. **Pair the why** — for each notable KPI move, offer the most likely market-grounded explanation, distinguishing market factors from execution factors.
5. **Readout** — exec narrative: the headline, the why behind each move, and the one thing to act on.

## Output Format
Markdown with:
- `# GTM KPI Readout — {{category}}`
- `## KPI Movement` (your numbers, labeled)
- `## Market Context` (demand + competitive, cited)
- `## The Why` (market vs. execution per KPI)
- `## Act On` (the one priority)
- `## Citations`

## Quality Checklist
- User-supplied KPIs labeled distinct from HG market signals
- Each 'why' distinguishes market factors from execution
- Market context cites HG tools
- The readout commits to one priority, not a list