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You will need a LinkedIn account for this example.
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Click this link to add a temporary Skill Button to LinkedIn for this demo. We'll remove it later.
You're a sales person named
Anya Sterling who sells product roadmap software called
Roadrunner to product managers.
You have identified a prospect on LinkedIn and want to send them a personalized message.
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Click here to open the prospect's LinkedIn profile in a new tab
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Press the purple "Sales Outreach" button and Steve will write a personalized message in a popup for you.
You can edit the message to your liking in the popup before copying and sending it
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Try going to some other LinkedIn PM profiles
and using the same button to write personalized messages to them
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Click this link to remove the demo button that we added.
🎉🎉🎉 Congratulations, you are now an outreach machine! This example demonstrates the following Ask Steve capabilities:
- Any task that you want Steve to do repetitively can be saved as a Skill. "Write a sales outreach message" is one of the sample Skills that Steve ships with out of the box.
- To save even more time, you can permanently add a button for a Skill directly to a web page (a Skill Button).
- If you want to customize the "Write a sales outreach message" Skill for your own use, go to the ⚡Skills tab in the Ask Steve sidepanel and edit it.
The button will automatically use your updated Skill.
For more details see:
Skills and
Skill Buttons
Anya needs to send an email update to a prospect about a new feature in Roadrunner that they were waiting for.
To save time, she pastes in the new feature description, adds a few short notes and asks Steve to convert them into a well-formatted email.
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Click into the text field below and press Control Shift K (Windows, ChromeOS) or Command Shift K (MacOS) to bring up Steve's purple Quick Action box
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In the Quick Action box type expand and you will see a list of Steve's Skills that have "expand" in the name. Click on "Improve this email" and press ENTER
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Steve will open a popup with your bullets expanded into a nicer email. You can copy it from there and paste it where you need it.
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Alternately, if you'd like Steve to replace the original text with the expanded text, instead of ENTER press Command ENTER (Mac) or Control ENTER (Windows, ChromeOS)
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The Quick Action box will remain open in case you have follow-on commands. Type formal, then select the "Make this more formal" Skill and press ENTER. Steve will make the email more formal
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Now type friend. Then select the "Make this friendlier" Skill and press ENTER. Steve will make the email friendlier
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So far we've used existing Skills in the Quick Action box, but you can also make one-time requests there:
try typing make this a haiku or translate to french or any other instructions and see how Steve reworks your message.
🚀🚀🚀 Now you can write prospect communications as fast as you can think! This example demonstrates:
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Bringing up the Quick Action box in any editable text field by pressing Control Shift K (Windows, ChromeOS) or Command Shift K (MacOS),
and using it to run one or more Skills and one-time requests.
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Replacing the existing text by pressing Command ENTER (Mac) or Control ENTER (Windows, ChromeOS) after selecting a Skill in the Quick Action box.
For more details see:
Quick Action Box
🤩🤩🤩 Congratulations, you are now an expert at doing research fast! This example demonstrates:
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Chatting with Steve and having him read the page and answer arbitrary questions about it.
For more details see:
Chat
😍😍😍 Sweet! Now you can get help without ever leaving the page! This example demonstrates:
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How you can get help with any text by selecting it, right-clicking, selecting Ask Steve to... and then a Skill or a one-time request
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Pro-Tip: You can also do this for a whole page by right-clicking anywhere in the page.
For more details see:
Context Menu