Pre-Meeting Research → Notion

Give us an email, get a Notion doc with everything you need to know before your meeting.

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The Challenge

You've got a meeting in 30 minutes and all you have is an email address. This prompt does the research legwork — pulls their profile, checks their LinkedIn, researches their company — and creates a structured Notion doc you can review in 5 minutes.

What This Prompt Does

Find LinkedIn

Search to find their LinkedIn profile

Enrich Contact

Get full profile from Apollo via LinkedIn

Get Posts & Activity

Pull LinkedIn profile with recent posts

Research Company

Understand what they do and recent news

Create Notion Doc

Structured brief with talking points

The Prompt

The Prompt

Task

Given a person's name and company (or email), use @google_searchName it "google_search" and call it with @google_search to find their LinkedIn profile URL. Then use @Apollo/Enrich PersonName it "Apollo/Enrich Person" and call it with @Apollo/Enrich Person with their LinkedIn URL to get detailed profile data, and @LinkedIn/Get Profile with PostsName it "LinkedIn/Get Profile with Posts" and call it with @LinkedIn/Get Profile with Posts to get their recent activity and posts. Use @Cotera Site Scraper/Scrape WebsiteName it "Cotera Site Scraper/Scrape Website" and call it with @Cotera Site Scraper/Scrape Website to understand their company. Create a structured pre-meeting brief in Notion using @Notion/Create PageName it "Notion/Create Page" and call it with @Notion/Create Page.

Example: Research Sarah Johnson at Acme Corp before my meeting tomorrow and create a Notion doc.

Input

The user will provide:

  1. Email address, or name and company of the meeting attendee
  2. Notion database ID for the research docs
  3. Optional: meeting context (sales call, partnership, etc.)

Example: "Create pre-meeting research for john.smith@techstartupName it "techstartup" and call it with @techstartup.com. Database: abc123"

Context

What to Research

Person intel (Apollo + LinkedIn):

  • Current role and tenure
  • Career history and background
  • Recent LinkedIn posts and activity
  • Shared connections
  • Education and interests

Company intel (Website):

  • What they do and who they serve
  • Recent news or product launches
  • Company size and stage
  • Tech stack (if visible)

Meeting prep:

  • Potential pain points based on role
  • Conversation starters from their activity
  • Questions to ask
  • Things to avoid

Research Strategy

  1. Search for the person to find their LinkedIn profile URL
  2. Use LinkedIn URL with Apollo to enrich and get full profile data
  3. Get LinkedIn profile with recent posts and activity
  4. Scrape company website for context
  5. Synthesize into actionable meeting prep
  6. Create Notion page with structured brief

Output

Notion Page Structure:

Meeting Brief: [Name] @ [Company]

Meeting Date: [Date if provided] Prepared: [Timestamp]


Quick Facts

| Field | Value | |-------|-------| | Name | [Full name] | | Role | [Title] | | Company | [Company name] | | Tenure | [Time in role] | | LinkedIn | [URL] |


About [First Name]

Background: [2-3 sentences on career path and experience]

Recent Activity:

  • [Recent LinkedIn post or engagement with summary]
  • [Another recent item if available]

Potential Talking Points:

  • [Topic based on their background]
  • [Topic based on recent activity]
  • [Shared connection or interest]

About [Company]

What They Do: [1-2 sentences]

Key Details:

  • Industry: [Industry]
  • Size: [Employee count if known]
  • Recent news: [Any notable updates]

Meeting Prep

Likely Pain Points: Based on their role and company, they probably care about:

  1. [Pain point]
  2. [Pain point]

Questions to Ask:

  1. [Question based on research]
  2. [Question based on research]

Ice Breakers:

  • [Conversation starter from LinkedIn activity]
  • [Shared background or connection]

Watch Out For:

  • [Any red flags or sensitivities from research]

Example Usage

Try asking:

  • "Create pre-meeting research for sarah@acmecorp.com"
  • "Research john.smith@techstartup.com before my sales call"
  • "I'm meeting with ceo@newclient.com tomorrow — what do I need to know?"