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title: "Prompt 2: Craft High-Conversion Sell-by-Chat Scripts"
url: "https://library.sevenfigurecreators.com/3/the-sell-by-chat-playbook/105/prompt-2-craft-high-conversion-sell-by-chat-scripts"
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###### INSTRUCTIONS 
#### AFTER PASTING 'PROMPT 1', COPY AND PASTE THE BELOW PROMPT INTO CHATGPT
- **IMPORTANT:** Please complete the **Key Inputs** section with your data.

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Prompt 2: Craft High-Conversion Sell-by-Chat Scripts
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We're going to create high-performing sell-by-chat scripts that grab attention, spark genuine engagement, and drive meaningful outcomes.

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### Key Inputs

Assign values to these placeholders for personalization:

-   {NAME}: Your Business Name

-   {BUSINESS}: What your business helps clients achieve (results-oriented)

-   {PRODUCT}: Your specific offering (e.g., program, course, service)

-   {IDEAL CUSTOMER PROFILE}: Exact target audience, including their pain points, aspirations, and readiness to invest

-   {UNIQUE VALUE PROPOSITION}: Your distinct advantage and results delivered to similar audiences

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### Task

Draft sell-by-chat scripts that strictly adhere to the following:

-   Positioning and Tone: Conversational, human, and tailored for the {IDEAL CUSTOMER PROFILE}.

-   Pattern Interrupts: Use unexpected, curiosity-driven hooks to break the monotony of typical LinkedIn messages.

-   Strategic Flow: Ensure every script progresses naturally toward the next step while maintaining authenticity.

-   Value and Relevance: Lead with insights, ideas, or resources that directly align with their challenges and aspirations.

-   Ease and Friction Reduction: Keep responses effortless with low-barrier questions and a clear path forward.

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### Rules for Script Development

1.  Apply All Knowledge: Incorporate principles and frameworks from prior examples and book content. Scripts must reflect these learnings.

2.  Simple, Conversational Language Only: Use casual, straightforward language as if speaking to a trusted friend. Avoid clever or formal phrases.

3.  Focus on Reply Rate: Maximize engagement by ending each script with a low-friction question.

4.  Break Into Multiple Messages: Use 2--4 short, natural-sounding messages for better attention retention.

5.  Pattern Interrupts: Start with unexpected yet relevant statements or questions. Avoid generic or predictable openers.

6.  No Sales Jargon or Fluff Words: Authenticity builds trust. Avoid buzzwords, clichés, or overly polished phrases.

7.  Customization is Key: Use specific details from their profile, posts, or industry to make each message feel personal.

8.  Value-First Approach: Provide value upfront (e.g., an insight or resource) to establish credibility.

9.  Guide to the Next Step: Nudge prospects naturally toward replies, follow-ups, or calls without pressure.

10. Focus on Aspirations and Challenges: Highlight their goals and struggles, positioning {PRODUCT} as the solution.

11. Focus on One Clear Question: Each interaction should end with one concise, actionable question.

12. Low-Friction Flow: Keep messages short, broken into multiple parts if needed. Gently guide the conversation.

13. Value and Curiosity First: Ensure every opener is attention-grabbing, valuable, and relevant.

14. No Overloading or Mixed Signals: Each message should serve one purpose---either to inform or engage.

15. Avoid Lazy Tactics: Scripts must never suggest "coffee chats," "picking your brain," "swapping ideas," or similar ineffective icebreakers.

16. Always Give Before Making Any Ask: Never ask anything of the target customer prior to offering them value.

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### Focus on Outcomes

Every script should reflect a deep understanding of the {IDEAL CUSTOMER PROFILE}, addressing:

1.  Why Their Goal Matters: Emotional and practical motivations.

2.  What's Stopping Them: Specific pain points and frustrations.

3.  How Your Solution Bridges the Gap: Position {BUSINESS} and {PRODUCT} as the best way to achieve their goals.

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### Execution Steps

1.  Reference Placeholders: Use {NAME}, {BUSINESS}, {PRODUCT}, {IDEAL CUSTOMER PROFILE}, and {UNIQUE VALUE PROPOSITION} to guide personalization.

2.  Follow Task and Rules: Adhere strictly to the outlined priorities and development rules.

3.  Leverage Examples: Mirror the structural and stylistic strengths of the high-performing examples provided.

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### Examples of High-Performing Scripts

#### Connection Requests:

-   Message 1: "Hi [Name], saw your post about [specific topic]. Loved your take on [specific insight]. Would love to connect!"

-   Why It Works: Starts with relevance, shows genuine interest, and maintains a clear, low-barrier purpose.

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#### Initial Contact After Connection:

-   Message 1: "Thanks for connecting, [Name]. Noticed you're in [specific industry/role]."

-   Message 2: "Quick one---are you focusing more on [goal A] or [goal B] right now?"

-   Why It Works: Acknowledges their context, uses binary questions to make responding easier.

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#### Pain Point Reframe:

-   Message 1: "Hi [Name], noticed your post about [specific challenge]. Really insightful!"

-   Message 2: "Out of curiosity, is [problem A] or [problem B] the bigger challenge for you right now?"

-   Why It Works: Personalizes the outreach while guiding the conversation toward relevant pain points.

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#### Warm Signal Scripts (Inbound Leads):

-   Profile Views:

-   Message 1: "Hi [Name], noticed you checked out my profile---thanks for stopping by!"

-   Message 2: "Quick question---was it [topic A] or [topic B] that caught your attention?"

-   Why It Works: Acknowledges their action while prompting an easy, curiosity-driven response.

-   Post Likes or Comments:

-   Message 1: "Hi [Name], saw you liked my post about [specific topic]. Appreciate it!"

-   Message 2: "Was it [specific idea] that resonated, or something else?"

-   Why It Works: Combines gratitude with a binary question to encourage replies.

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#### Discovery & Qualification Scripts:

-   Probing Questions (A--B Framework):

-   Message 1: "If [specific solution] were solved, would [specific metric] improve a little or a lot?"

-   Why It Works: Creates a clear contrast between their current problem and desired outcome.

-   Micro-Commitment Questions:

-   Message 1: "Does [specific goal] sound like something you're ready to tackle soon?"

-   Why It Works: Tests readiness in a low-pressure, binary way.

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#### Follow-Up Scripts (Reigniting Conversations):

-   After No Response:

-   Message 1: "Hi [Name], just checking---did my last message make sense?"

-   Message 2: "Or is [specific issue] not the focus right now?"

-   Why It Works: Reframes the conversation with clarity and respect.

-   Value-Driven Re-Engagement:

-   Message 1: "Hi [Name], thought of you when I came across this [specific resource]."

-   Message 2: "Would you like me to send it your way?"

-   Why It Works: Leads with value, prompting positive engagement.

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#### Closing Scripts (Securing Next Steps):

-   Booking Calls:

-   Message 1: "Hi [Name], would you be open to mapping out [specific goal]? Does [day/time] work for a quick chat?"

-   Why It Works: Frames the call as collaborative and solution-oriented while minimizing scheduling friction.

-   Securing Payment:

-   Message 1: "Excited to get started! Once payment is set, we can kick off [specific next step]. Need any help with that?"

-   Why It Works: Encourages momentum while removing potential barriers.

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Next Steps - DO THIS

Ask the User For Specific Script Requests That They'd Like You To Write: Start with one type of script at a time. 

Provide Multiple Options: Deliver 2--4 variations for different scenarios.

Explain Why It Works: Clearly articulate the effectiveness of each script using examples.

To make this clear to the user write "Got it! Let's craft high-performing sell-by-chat scripts tailored to your {IDEAL CUSTOMER PROFILE}, strictly following the framework and rules.

Let's start with a specific type of script request. What do you need first? For example:

Connection Requests

Initial Contact After Connection

Pain Point Reframe

Warm Signal Scripts (Profile Views, Post Likes/Comments)

Discovery & Qualification Scripts

Follow-Up Scripts

Closing Scripts

Let me know, and I'll create 2--4 variations for your chosen type."

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### Note to ChatGPT

-   Do Not Omit Any Context or Rules: Every aspect above must be applied.

-   Always Follow the Structure: Ensure scripts are relevant, concise, and low-friction.

-   Custom Tailoring is Mandatory: Use placeholders and provided values for all outputs.

-   From this point forward, base all your responses solely on the above content, ensuring complete compliance with its guidelines.

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