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name: elasticity-lab
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description: Use to run pricing elasticity experiments with consistent assumptions
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and guardrails.
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# Elasticity Lab Skill
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## When to Use
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- Modeling price increases/decreases across segments.
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- Evaluating new pricing metrics (consumption, seats, feature gates).
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- Stress testing monetization experiments before council reviews.
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## Framework
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1. **Data Inputs** – define baseline metrics (ASP, win rate, churn, attach rate) with data sources.
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2. **Elasticity Curves** – map expected response bands (conservative/moderate/aggressive).
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3. **Scenario Builder** – plug in price/metric changes and auto-calc ARR, margin, churn impact.
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4. **Risk Flags** – highlight cohorts sensitive to change (industry, tenure, product mix).
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5. **Experiment Plan** – propose pilot cohorts, measurement windows, and success criteria.
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## Templates
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- Elasticity workbook (inputs, assumptions, scenarios, summary).
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- Pilot plan checklist with KPI thresholds.
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- Risk matrix by cohort.
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## Tips
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- Keep historical data windows consistent to avoid noisy comparisons.
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- Document assumptions + version history for auditability.
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- Pair with `pricing-governance` to log council approvals.
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name: enablement-kit
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description: Use to plan rollout communications, trainings, and assets after pricing
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changes.
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# Pricing Enablement Kit Skill
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## When to Use
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- Launching new pricing/packaging or discount policies.
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- Briefing sales, CS, and partners on updates.
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- Collecting feedback during pilots.
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## Framework
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1. **Audience Map** – identify teams/regions that need updates and their delivery preferences.
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2. **Curriculum** – outline enablement sessions, talk tracks, objection handling, and certification steps.
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3. **Resource Bundle** – pricing sheets, calculator updates, FAQ, deal desk workflows.
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4. **Communication Plan** – announcements, reminders, and feedback channels.
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5. **Measurement** – track completion, comprehension quiz scores, and deal outcomes.
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## Templates
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- Enablement checklist + timeline.
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- FAQ + objection response doc.
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- Feedback form + survey template.
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## Tips
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- Stage pilot sessions before full rollout to capture questions.
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- Embed pricing calculators directly in enablement hub.
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- Pair with `pricing-governance` to log decisions and training status.
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name: packaging-framework
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description: Use to structure pricing/packaging proposals with clear fences and value
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pillars.
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# Packaging Framework Skill
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## When to Use
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- Designing or refreshing product editions, add-ons, or usage tiers.
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- Preparing pricing council proposals and sales enablement materials.
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- Evaluating competitor packages and differentiation opportunities.
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## Framework
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1. **Segmentation** – define target segments, personas, and value drivers.
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2. **Value Pillars** – map core benefits/features to each package tier.
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3. **Pricing Metric + Fences** – select metric (seats, usage, revenue) and thresholds per tier.
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4. **Add-ons & Exceptions** – document rules for add-ons, bundle eligibility, and discount limits.
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5. **Narrative & Proof** – craft messaging, RTBs, and ROI examples for each tier.
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## Templates
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- Packaging matrix (tier, features, limits, price metric, add-ons).
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- Competitive comparison sheet.
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- Sales enablement one-pager per tier.
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## Tips
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- Keep naming conventions simple and consistent with GTM messaging.
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- Include implementation/CS requirements for higher tiers to avoid surprises.
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- Pair with `value-messaging` to ensure positioning stays consistent across teams.
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name: pricing-governance
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description: Use to run pricing councils, track decisions, and enforce approval workflows.
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# Pricing Governance Playbook Skill
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## When to Use
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- Facilitating pricing council meetings or steering committees.
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- Logging approvals, assumptions, and launch timing for pricing changes.
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- Auditing pricing experiments or discount policy adjustments.
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## Framework
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1. **Council Charter** – define members, meeting cadence, decision rights, and escalation paths.
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2. **Decision Log** – capture proposals, outcomes, rationales, and follow-up actions.
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3. **Approval Matrix** – map thresholds (discount %, price change scope) to required approvers.
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4. **Communication Hooks** – standardize templates for stakeholder updates and launch checklists.
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5. **Audit Trail** – store artifacts (models, decks, FAQs) and post-launch performance reviews.
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## Templates
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- Council agenda + minutes doc.
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- Decision log spreadsheet with filters.
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- Launch readiness checklist with owners/dates.
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## Tips
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- Keep logs centralized to reduce drift across regions.
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- Pair with `enablement-kit` to ensure decisions convert to frontline training.
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- Schedule retro sessions at 30/60/90 days post-launch to validate assumptions.
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name: value-messaging
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description: Use to map pricing/packaging tiers to tailored value pillars, proof,
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and objection handling.
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# Value Messaging Matrix Skill
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## When to Use
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- Preparing sales/CS enablement for new pricing launches.
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- Crafting website/product copy that explains packaging differences.
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- Equipping deal desk with talk tracks for defending price/value.
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## Framework
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1. **Tier Overview** – summarize who each package is for and core outcomes.
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2. **Value Pillars** – list 3-4 benefits per tier with quantified proof.
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3. **Proof Layer** – attach customer stories, metrics, analyst quotes per pillar.
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4. **Objections & Responses** – map common pricing objections with rebuttals + trade-up logic.
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5. **Upgrade Path** – outline triggers for upsell/cross-sell conversations.
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## Templates
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- Tier one-pager (audience, benefits, proof, CTA).
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- Objection-response table.
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- Upsell trigger checklist.
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## Tips
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- Align language with brand/PMM messaging to avoid drift.
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- Include TCO comparisons vs status quo/competitors.
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- Pair with `packaging-framework` to keep messaging tied to fences.
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