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Stop chasing leads that
were never going to close.

Define your ideal customer, your positioning and how to speak to them on every channel — B2B or B2C, with real evidence rather than guesswork. One session and you walk out with the full system, ready to paste into Claude.

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Guided steps
8'
Average
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Channels available
Your ideal customer, B2B or B2C, with real signals
Positioning and narrative, not just templates
Master prompt in 5 phases, ready for Claude.ai
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// Ideal Customer Builder by AiR Lab

Define your ideal customer
and how to speak to them on every channel.

Your team chases leads that were never going to close, or writes the same generic message everywhere. Answer simple questions about your business — B2B or B2C — and we generate your ideal customer, your positioning and narrative, and the messaging guidelines for every channel you use, with real evidence behind every line.

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4
Guided steps
8'
Average
5
System phases
// How it works

Three steps. No complications.

1

Tell us about your business

You answer guided questions about your product, your customer and whether you sell to companies or to people. No marketing knowledge required.

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We build your system

From your answers we generate your ideal customer, your positioning and narrative, and per-channel messaging guidelines — in 5 ready-to-use phases.

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Use it with Claude

You copy the phases, paste them into Claude, and get your full narrative plus example messages ready to adapt for each channel.

Tell us about your business

There are no wrong answers. The more specific you are, the better your system turns out.

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Step 1 of 4
Your business
Tell us what you sell and to whom.
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Enter your business name to continue.
This goes straight into the context of your prompt. It does not have to be perfect — write it the way you would explain it to a new client.
Tell us what your business does.
This changes the rest of the questions — defining "your ideal customer" is not asked the same way for a company as for a person.
Companies (B2B)
I sell to a business — someone decides in a role or job title.
People (B2C)
I sell directly to a person — they decide for themselves, not on behalf of a company.
Choose who you sell to in order to continue.
Technology / SaaS
Professional services
Agency
E-commerce
Health
Education
Finance
Manufacturing / logistics
Other
SaaS / subscription
Services / consulting
Marketplace
Physical product
Agency
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Step 2 of 4
The problem you solve
What hurts today and what transformation you deliver.
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This is the heart of your ideal customer — it is where the trigger comes from that makes a prospect need to hear you.
Tell us what problem you solve.
Tell us what result you deliver.
If you do not have a confirmed one, leave it empty — your prompt will not invent one.
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Step 3 of 4
Your ideal customer
Who they are and what is urgent for them now.
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Tell us who your ideal customer is.
This feeds the buying signals of your ideal customer — what event makes this a priority today rather than in six months.
Tell us what creates urgency for them.
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Step 4 of 4
Tone, language and channels
How it sounds and where it gets sent.
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You can pick up to 2 — the first is your main tone, the second softens it (e.g. "direct" with touches of "warm").
Direct
Executive · No filler
Short sentences, straight to the point.
Warm
Human · Conversational
Like writing to a colleague.
Expert
Technical · Precise
The right vocabulary for the industry.
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Challenger
Provocative · Direct
Questions a common assumption.
Choose the tone that represents you best.
Spanish
For prospects in LATAM / Spain
English
For USA / Canada / Europe
Pick the ones you actually use — you will get guidelines and an example for each, not one generic version for all.
Email
WhatsApp
Phone call
Social DM (LinkedIn/Instagram)
Blog
Newsletter
Website copy
Allow price to be mentioned if I give it explicitly when asking for 1:1 messages (by default it is forbidden on first contact, same as in AiR Lab's BDR Agent). Applies to Email, WhatsApp, DM and Phone call — not to Blog, Newsletter or Website.
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