customer-language
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Mine your CRM's call notes, meeting notes, support tickets and lost-deal reasons (HubSpot, Pipedrive or Upsales), support chats (Crisp), community threads (Discord) and YouTube comments for the exact words customers use to describe their problems — clustered, counted by distinct company (CRM) or distinct person (community), with labelled quotes — and write a weekly customer-language report every other marketing agent builds from
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npx skills add cognyai/claude-code-marketing-skills --skill customer-language -a claude-code
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