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B2B Web Specification : The Prompt That Gets Straight to the Point

Structured prompt to generate a B2B web specification, covering business context, features, technical aspects, design and budget.

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Write a professional specification for a B2B website / web application project, intended to be submitted to [NUMBER] web agencies. The document should be structured as follows:

  1. Context & business objectives: Present the company ([COMPANY_NAME]), its sector ([SECTOR]), its size ([SIZE]) and its target clients (typically [CLIENT_TYPE], e.g. CIOs, buyers, executives). Describe the business problem the project must solve ([BUSINESS_PROBLEM]) and the main objective (e.g. generate [LEAD_NUMBER] qualified leads per month, reduce sales cycle by [X]%, increase average order value by [Y]€).

  2. Functional scope: List essential features for a B2B project: advanced search engine with multi-criteria filters, client area with quotes and invoices, demo / appointment request module, CRM integration ([CRM], e.g. Salesforce, HubSpot), product/service catalog with downloadable datasheets, blog / resources, intelligent contact form with scoring. Specify optional features ([OPTIONS]).

  3. Technical & hosting constraints: Require a headless CMS or a suitable framework ([TECH_STACK], e.g. Next.js + Strapi, or WordPress + Elementor Pro). Hosting in France/Europe for GDPR compliance, daily backups, load time < 2s, responsive design, accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA).

  4. Design & UX: Clean, professional design focused on conversion. Wireframes and mockups to be provided before development. Follow brand guidelines ([BRAND_GUIDELINES]).

  5. Timeline & budget: Request a preliminary timeline in [WEEKS] weeks and a detailed quote (UI/UX, dev, integration, testing, deployment). Indicative budget: [BUDGET]€.

  6. Selection criteria: Ask agencies to provide 2 similar references, their tech stack, and their agile project approach (sprints).

Use a professional but direct tone. The document should be ready to send.

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Why this prompt works

<p>This prompt lets you create a complete and professional specification, adapted to the B2B sector, in minutes. It includes key elements expected by web agencies: quantifiable objectives, specific features (CRM, client area, scoring), regulatory (GDPR) and technical constraints.</p><p>How to use it: copy the prompt into your preferred AI tool (ChatGPT, Claude, Mistral, etc.) and replace the variables in [BRACKETS] with your actual information. You will get a structured document that you can send directly to agencies to receive relevant and comparable proposals.</p><p>Tip: be precise in defining your business objectives (e.g. number of leads, conversion rate) and your budget constraints. This will filter out unsuitable agencies and facilitate negotiation.</p>

Use Cases

Launch a call for tenders for a corporate website redesignSelect an agency to create a B2B e-commerce platformDefine a client extranet or partner portal project

Expected Output

A structured document in sections (context, scope, technical, design, planning, budget, criteria) of about 1500 words, with a professional tone and personalized variables replaced.

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