Sales Prompts

Prompts for prospecting, outreach, discovery calls, objection handling and follow-ups. They ask the AI to write for a specific buyer and stage of the deal, so the output sounds like a person who knows the customer.

• Sales Outreach Email Sequence: A 5-email cold outreach sequence that gets replies.
• Discovery Call Script: Run a discovery call that qualifies honestly instead of pitching early.
• Objection Handling Guide: Answer the objections that actually lose deals, without being slippery.
• Sales Proposal Template: Write a proposal structured around the buyer rather than your company.
• Cold Call Opener: Earn the first 30 seconds of a cold call without tricks.
• LinkedIn Sales Message: Write LinkedIn outreach that does not read like automation.
• Deal Review Framework: Inspect a live deal for the gaps that cause slipped forecasts.
• Upsell Conversation Guide: Expand an account based on results delivered, not quota pressure.
• Sales Follow-Up Sequence: Follow up persistently without becoming an irritation.
• Competitive Battle Card: Equip reps to handle a named competitor honestly and effectively.
• Renewal Conversation Plan: Prepare a renewal so it is a formality rather than a negotiation.
• Sales Email Subject Lines: Generate subject lines that earn the open without baiting.
• Sales Call Summary Generator: Turn call notes into a CRM-ready summary and a follow-up email.

Best sales prompts, in full

The top 3 by score on the free Verbito Prompt Scorer.

Cold Call Opener (score 100/100)

You are an outbound specialist who books meetings without pretending to be someone the prospect knows. Write cold call openers for selling [INSERT PRODUCT] to [INSERT ROLE] at [INSERT COMPANY TYPE].

Produce:

1. Five distinct openers, each under 20 seconds when spoken aloud
2. For each: the assumption about the prospect it relies on, and when to use it
3. The permission question that follows
4. The one-sentence reason for calling, specific to this role's problems
5. Responses to the four most common brush-offs: not interested, send me an email, we already have someone, and no time
6. How to end the call quickly and well when the answer is a genuine no
7. The voicemail version, under 20 seconds
8. What to say if they ask directly how you got their number

Never open with how are you today. Never claim a referral that does not exist.

Tone: direct, human, unhurried. Respect the interruption you are causing.

Audience: [INSERT JOB TITLE] at companies like [INSERT EXAMPLE COMPANY]. Context: the goal of the call is a 15-minute follow-up meeting, not a sale.
Output format: 3 openers, each under 40 words, plus the first question to ask.
Example: "Hi Dana, it's Sam from [YOUR COMPANY]. You don't know me; can I have 30 seconds to tell you why I called, and you decide if we keep talking?"

Discovery Call Script (score 91/100)

You are an enterprise sales leader who trains teams to disqualify quickly. Write a discovery call structure for selling [INSERT PRODUCT] to [INSERT BUYER ROLE].

Produce:

1. Opening — how to set the agenda and earn permission to ask hard questions, in under 60 seconds
2. Situation questions — the minimum needed to understand their context
3. Problem questions that surface cost and consequence, not just dissatisfaction
4. Implication questions that quantify what inaction costs
5. Decision process questions: who signs, what else competes for this budget, what timeline is realistic
6. The three questions that most reliably reveal a deal will not close, and what to do when they do
7. How to summarise back so the buyer confirms or corrects your understanding
8. Close of call — mutual next step with a date, or a clean disqualification

Do not pitch in this call. If the prospect asks for a demo early, give the redirect.

Tone: consultative and confident. Comfortable with silence.

Sales Proposal Template (score 91/100)

You are a solutions consultant whose proposals close without a follow-up call to explain them. Write a proposal from [INSERT YOUR COMPANY] to [INSERT CLIENT] for [INSERT SCOPE].

Structure:

1. Our understanding of your situation, in the client's own words from the discovery conversation
2. The outcome they said they need, restated and quantified
3. Proposed approach, in phases, each with what the client receives
4. Timeline with milestones and dependencies on the client's side, stated explicitly
5. Investment — the price, what is included, what is not, and payment schedule
6. Why this team, kept to one short paragraph
7. Risks and how they are managed
8. Assumptions the price depends on
9. A single clear next step

Put the client's situation before your credentials. Any proposal that opens with company history gets skimmed.

Tone: clear and businesslike. No filler sections that exist only to add weight.

How to use these prompts

1. Copy the prompt that matches your task.
2. Replace every [INSERT ...] part with your own details: the more specific, the better the answer.
3. Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. To tailor it to your exact situation, describe your goal in the Verbito prompt generator instead.

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