Prompts to Edit for your Sales Pitch Campaigns

Try any of these prompts but be sure to edit the template with information about your business. 

Prompt 1 example: “When I pitch my product or service, I usually say [describe your current sales pitch]. However, I find that it
doesn’t resonate well when [describe situations or types of customers where it falls short]. How can I refine my
pitch for better impact? Give me the top 3 most powerful changes I could make.”

Prompt 2 example: “I’m tired of using sales scripts that sounds salesy and sleazy. How can I incorporate storytelling elements like
plot twists, suspense, or even cliffhangers to make my sales pitches unforgettable? Elements of my journey and
company that people seem to find interesting are [include them here].”

Prompt 3 example: “I understand basic persuasion techniques. I understand that I need to stir my customers emotions, encourage
their dreams, and diminish their fears, but I want to go deeper. My current sales process includes [describe elements of your sales process.] What are some advanced psychological tactics that I can use to subtly influence prospects during sales conversations? Give me
the top 3 that will be the most powerful for my business and our sales process.”

Prompt 4 example: “I would like to entertain my prospects by making sales feel like a game for them. My sales include [outline the steps of your sale process]. What are some inventive ways to gamify the sales process, making it not just profitable but also fun for everyone involved?”

Prompt 5 example: “I’ve heard that romantic and sales relationships have similarities in the persuasion process. Just like a guy that asks a girl out on a date. He cannot be too pushy or forceful, he needs charm. He first uses a drink, like a lead magnet to get the girl interested. He then builds rapport and humor to become likeable. He then builds anticipation and how great the next stage of the relationship could be before asking for the date, the sale. How can I apply principles from the art of seduction to make my sales techniques irresistibly captivating?”