Answer your top sales objections with calm, honest replies
It separates 'I can't afford it' from 'I'm not sure it'll work', which need very different answers.
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Your prompt
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The prompt that gets copied
I'm a [YOUR NICHE, e.g. business coach for therapists] and I sell [YOUR OFFER, e.g. 6-month coaching at $3,000]. The objections I hear most are: [COMMON OBJECTIONS, e.g. too expensive, need to ask my spouse]. For each objection: 1. Name the real worry that usually sits underneath it, like money, trust, timing or self-doubt. 2. Write a short, honest reply in plain spoken language, with no pressure tactics and no fake urgency. 3. Add one open question that helps the prospect think, not one that corners them. 4. Say when the right move is to let them go kindly. Then give me one line I can say when someone truly can't afford it right now, that keeps the door open. Keep each reply under 60 words so it sounds natural on a call.
List your offer and the objections you hear most. You get the real worry behind each one, a short, honest reply, an open question to ask next, and when to let someone go kindly.
Step by step
- Write down the objections you hear, in the prospect's own words.
- Paste the prompt with your offer and price.
- Say each reply out loud once and change any word that isn't you.
- Keep the sheet next to your notes on sales calls.
What you'll get
A one-page objection sheet with the worry behind each objection, a reply under 60 words, a follow-up question and a graceful exit line.
- Made for
- Coaches, Consultants
- Works in
- Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini
