meeting-customer

Plan and run customer meetings including discovery calls, demos, and business reviews.

3|Updated Apr 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/gilinachum/youtube-storyteller --skill meeting-customer-gilinachum
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Skill: meeting-customer
Source: https://github.com/gilinachum/youtube-storyteller/tree/main/agent/knowledge/meeting-customer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gilinachum/youtube-storyteller --skill meeting-customer-gilinachum

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Preparing for customer-facing meetings is often ad hoc, leading to unfocused discovery calls, generic demos, and weak follow-ups that stall deals and renewals. This Skill provides structured agendas, question frameworks, and follow-up templates for every type of customer meeting. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Meeting-Type Playbooks: Structured agendas and goals for discovery calls, demos, QBRs/EBRs, onboarding kickoffs, renewals, and escalation meetings. - Discovery Frameworks: SPIN selling questions (Situation, Problem, Implication, Need-Payoff) and active listening guidance to uncover real customer pain. - Preparation & Follow-Up: Pre-meeting research checklists, objection-handling techniques, strong closing scripts, and a post-meeting recap email template. - Use Case: A CSM preparing for a quarterly business review uses the EBR structure to present value delivered in the customer's language, prep answers to the three hardest questions, and leave with mutually agreed goals for the next quarter. ## Quick Start Help me prepare a 60-minute discovery call agenda with SPIN questions for a new prospect in the logistics industry.

Frequently Asked Questions about meeting-customer

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I structure a customer discovery call?▼

A discovery call follows an 8-part structure: rapport, agenda setting, situation, problem, impact, need/vision, exploration, and next steps. Use SPIN questions to uncover pain, and listen 70% of the time rather than pitching.

What are SPIN selling questions?▼

SPIN questions are Situation, Problem, Implication, and Need-Payoff questions used in discovery. For example, ask how the team currently handles a process, what frustrates them, what happens downstream when it breaks, and what fixing it would enable.

How do I prepare for a quarterly business review with a customer?▼

Start EBR prep one week ahead: pull usage and outcome data tied to the customer's stated goals, prepare answers to the three hardest questions, confirm the executive sponsor attends, and send a pre-read 48 hours in advance.

What should a post-meeting follow-up email include?▼

Send a follow-up within two hours containing a 3-5 bullet summary of the discussion, action items with owners and dates, any promised materials, and confirmation of the next meeting or touchpoint.

How do I handle objections during a customer meeting?▼

Acknowledge the concern first, then clarify by asking what is driving it before responding. Address the root concern rather than the surface objection, and avoid interrupting the customer while they explain.