Writing Great Prompts

How to Write Great Prompts (Customer Guidance)

IMPORTANT: The quality of your results is directly determined by the clarity of your prompt. The more specific you are, the more precisely Dweep can target the right companies and contacts.

The AI understands natural language, so you don't need to use special commands or formats. Just write what you're looking for as if you were describing your ideal partner to a colleague.

3.1 The Golden Formula

A great prompt answers these 5 questions:

WHO do you want? + WHERE? + HOW BIG? + WHY them? + WHO NOT?

Example using the formula:

"Find cloud co-selling partners (WHO) in the United States (WHERE) with 100–1000 employees (HOW BIG) that are AWS-certified and work with enterprise database customers (WHY) — exclude large SIs and consulting firms (WHO NOT)"

3.2 Prompt Examples by Use Case

"Find AWS co-sellers in India with 50 to 500 employees that focus on enterprise SaaS or data platforms"

"I need Google Cloud co-selling partners in Southeast Asia who work with financial services companies"

"Find Microsoft Azure co-sellers in Germany that sell into the manufacturing sector"

"Find resellers of cloud security software in the UK with under 300 employees"

"I'm looking for channel partners in Latin America that distribute enterprise software, mid-size companies only"

"Find companies in the US that build API integrations or middleware for ERP systems — small to mid-size"

"Find companies in India that are actively hiring for AWS partnership or cloud alliances roles right now"

"Find US-based SaaS companies hiring a VP of Partnerships or Head of Alliances"

"Find fintech co-sellers in Singapore — I want to connect with decision-makers, VP level or above"

"Find HR tech companies in Bangalore — I need founder-level or C-suite contacts"

3.3 Tips for Better Results

🎯 Be specific about geography

The system resolves geography precisely. The more specific you are, the tighter and more relevant your results.

🎯 Name the company size

You can also say "under 500 employees" or "between 100 and 1000 employees" and the system will understand.

🎯 Mention the partnership type

Dweep understands these partnership goals:

🎯 Specify who you want to talk to

Instead of vague requests, name the job function or seniority: