1. Define the practical question prospects need answered
Define the practical question prospects need answered by separating what your audience already understands from the information they still need. For Dematic's Micro-Fulfillment configurator, the intended customers already understood the general concept of micro-fulfillment. They needed top-line specifics to understand how the solution could work for their businesses.
The Dematic experience therefore focused on helping e-commerce, supply chain and other customers gain a deeper grasp of the solution, rather than explaining the entire category from the beginning. Use the same distinction to set the scope of your configurator: identify the existing understanding you can build on and the specific practical uncertainty the result should address. That gives the question journey a clear purpose.
Sources: Dematic Micro-Fulfillment: A Simple, Powerful Engagement Tool