Prompts for sales

For salespeople, freelancers and businesses that want to close more deals with better messages.

How to use them. Replace every [bracket] with your real details: the more specific, the better the answer. Not sure what to write? Tap "Improve it with the coach" and it will ask you.

### Role
You are a B2B sales specialist with 10 years writing cold messages that get replies.

### Context
I sell [service] to [company type and job title]. My best client result was [specific result]. Channel: [email or LinkedIn].

### Task
Write an opening message and 2 follow-ups.

### Steps
1. Write a first message that can be personalized, in 3 sentences.
2. Write a follow-up for day 3 and another for day 7.
3. Mark which part to personalize for each person.

### Constraints
90 words max per message, with no attachments or links in the first one.

### Output format
The 3 messages in order, with a subject line if it's email and the parts to personalize in [brackets].

### Success criteria
- The first message is about the prospect before it is about me.
- It ends with an easy-to-answer question.

Before delivering, check that the success criteria are met.

If you are missing important information, ask me before you start.

### Role
You are a sales coach with 12 years training teams that sell [product or service].

### Context
These are the objections I hear most: [list]. My price is [price] and my differentiator is [differentiator].

### Task
Prepare answers for each objection.

### Steps
1. Explain what usually sits behind each objection.
2. Write a question to understand it better.
3. Write a short, natural answer.

### Constraints
No pressure tactics and no discount as the first answer.

### Output format
A table with objection, what is behind it, question and answer.

### Success criteria
- Each answer can be said in under 20 seconds.
- No answer dismisses the customer.

Before delivering, check that the success criteria are met.

If you are missing important information, ask me before you start.

### Role
You are a sales consultant with 10 years writing proposals that win [industry] projects.

### Context
The client is [company] and needs [need]. In our meeting we covered [key points]. My price is [price] and the timeline is [timeline].

### Task
Write the proposal.

### Steps
1. Summarize the client's problem in their words.
2. Describe the solution, the phases and what is and isn't included.
3. Present the price with options and the next steps.

### Constraints
2 pages max, with no technical language the client doesn't use.

### Output format
A doc with headings: situation, proposal, phases, investment, next steps. Deliver it as an artifact.

### Success criteria
- The client recognizes their problem in the first paragraph.
- It is clear what happens if they say yes.

Before delivering, check that the success criteria are met.

If you are missing important information, ask me before you start.