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Sales Templates

Sales Templates

flowchart TD S["Sales\nTemplates"] --> CO["Cold Outreach\nEmail & DM"] S --> DIS["Discovery\nCall Script"] S --> PRO["Proposal &\nInvoice"] S --> FU["Follow-Up\n& Referral"] S --> OBJ["Objection\nHandling"] style S fill:#e65100,stroke:#bf360c,color:#ffffff style CO fill:#f57c00,stroke:#e65100,color:#ffffff style DIS fill:#fb8c00,stroke:#f57c00,color:#ffffff style PRO fill:#ffa726,stroke:#fb8c00,color:#4e342e style FU fill:#ffb74d,stroke:#ffa726,color:#4e342e style OBJ fill:#ffcc80,stroke:#ffb74d,color:#4e342e

Load this file for cold outreach, discovery scripts, proposals, follow-ups, and objection handling.


Cold Email — B2B (3-Email Sequence)

Email 1 — The Hook

Subject: [Specific result] for [their company type / role]

Hi [Name],

[1 sentence personal relevance — why them, why now.]

[Company] helps [ICP] [specific outcome] — [one proof point or traction signal].

Worth a quick call to see if it's a fit?

[Your name]

Email 2 — The Value Add (3–5 days later)

Subject: Re: [original subject]

Wanted to share [relevant resource / insight / case study] in case it's useful regardless of timing.

Still happy to connect if the moment is right.

[Name]

Email 3 — The Close (5 days after Email 2)

Subject: Re: [original subject]

Last note — didn't want to keep bothering you.

If timing ever works, [calendly link or simple ask].

Rooting for you either way.

[Name]

Cold LinkedIn DM

Hi [Name] — saw [specific thing about them / their company / their post].

Quick question: [problem-focused question, not a pitch].

Happy to share what we've learned if useful.

Discovery Call Script (30-Minute Structure)

0:00 — OPEN (2 min)
"Thanks for making time. I want to make sure this is worth your 30 minutes.
Here's my plan: I'll spend the first 20 minutes learning about your situation,
and if it seems like we might be a fit, I'll take 5 minutes to share what we do.
Does that work?"

0:02 — THEIR SITUATION (8 min)
"Tell me about [relevant context — their role, team, current process]."
→ Listen. Don't pitch.

0:10 — THE PROBLEM (7 min)
"What's the hardest part of [topic area] for you right now?"
"What does that cost you — in time, money, or something else?"
"What have you tried to fix it?"

0:17 — CURRENT SOLUTION (5 min)
"What are you doing today to handle this?"
"What does that solution not do that you wish it did?"

0:22 — THE PITCH (5 min)
"Based on what you've shared, I think we can help. Here's what we do: [2–3 sentences]."
"For companies like yours, the typical result is [outcome]."

0:27 — THE CLOSE (3 min)
"Does this seem like a fit for what you're dealing with?"
If yes: "What would a next step look like for you?"
If no: "What's missing?" → address or disqualify

0:30 — END
Confirm next step. Send follow-up within 2 hours.

Proposal (One-Page)

PROPOSAL FOR [CUSTOMER NAME]
[Your Company] | [Date] | Prepared by [Your Name]

THE SITUATION
[2 sentences: their specific problem and why it matters to them now]

OUR APPROACH
[What you'll do + how it works + what makes it different — 3 sentences]

WHAT YOU GET
• [Deliverable or outcome 1]
• [Deliverable or outcome 2]
• [Deliverable or outcome 3]
• [Support / onboarding / access included]

INVESTMENT
$[X] — [payment structure: monthly / annual / one-time]
[Any guarantee, trial period, or refund policy]

TIMELINE
Start: [Date]
[Key milestone]: [Date]
Completion / renewal: [Date]

NEXT STEP
[Specific action — "Sign and return by [date] to lock in [start date]"]

Questions? [Name] | [Email] | [Phone]

Follow-Up Sequence

Day 1 after no response:

Subject: Re: [original subject]
Hi [Name], just making sure this didn't get buried. Still worth a quick chat?

Day 5 — Value add:

Wanted to share [something useful] in case it's helpful regardless of timing.
Open if the moment's right.

Day 10 — Pattern interrupt:

Hi [Name], I'll stop following up after this — just wanted to give it one more try.
[One-sentence reminder of the value].
Happy to connect whenever works. [Calendar link]

Referral Request

Hi [Customer Name],

Working with you on [project/product] has been great.

I'm looking to connect with more [their type of company/role]. Do you know 1–2 people
who might be dealing with [the problem you solve]?

Even a quick intro by email would mean a lot. Happy to make it easy — I can send you
a short blurb you can forward if that helps.

Thanks,
[Name]

Objection Quick Reference

ObjectionResponse
"Too expensive""Compared to what? What's the cost of not solving this?"
"Already have something""What does it not do that you wish it did?"
"Not right now""When would be right? Can we put a date on the calendar?"
"Send more info""What specifically would help you evaluate this?"
"Need to check with team""Who else should be on the next call?"
"We tried something like this before""What happened? What would have to be different this time?"
"How do I know it'll work?""Here's how [similar customer] used it. Can I connect you with them?"

Invoice Email

Subject: Invoice #[XXX] — [Your Company] — Due [Date]

Hi [Name],

Attached is invoice #[XXX] for [service/product description].

Amount due: $[X]
Due date: [Date]
Payment: [Stripe link / bank transfer / check instructions]

Let me know if you have any questions.

Thank you,
[Name]

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