Turn real sales objections into response frames—without fake case studies.

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Protocol

1. 1

   Collect real objections and real proof (4 min).

   Paste 5–15 objections in the buyer’s words (from calls or email). Add a proof list: case studies, pricing rules, and constraints that exist. If you have no case study, write NONE. Redact prospect names if your CRM policy requires it.

2. 2

   Lock “no fake case studies.”

   Paste the rules first. A missing proof item becomes a question, not a story.

   Copy-paste prompt

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   Build a sales objection pack from notes I paste.
   
   Hard rules:
   - Use only objections and proof I provide.
   - Do not invent case studies, logos, ROI, win rates, or “a customer like you.”
   - If proof is NONE for an objection, output a clarifying question instead of a story.
   - Do not promise pricing, SLAs, or legal terms I did not list.
   - Keep responses short: acknowledge → question or proof → next step I already use.
   
   Output:
   For each objection:
   1) Restate (their words)
   2) Response frame (80–120 words)
   3) Proof used (or NEED PROOF)
   4) Trap to avoid
   Then a one-page cheat sheet.
   
   Confirm the rules, then wait.

3. 3

   Generate the pack and strike any new logo.

   If a company name appears that you did not type, delete the line. Then send:

   Generate command

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   Here are the objections and my proof list (or NONE). Build the pack. If a response needs a case study I do not have, write NEED PROOF and a question instead.

4. 4

   Practice out loud; you still speak on the call.

   Do not paste this into a live auto-dialer. If you want a 20-second spoken cut, use the block below.

   Spoken 20-second cuts

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   For each frame, add a 20-second spoken version. No new proof. Keep NEED PROOF items as questions.

When not to

• Do not invent a customer, a percentage, or a security certification.
• Do not paste a recorded call that includes payment data or health information.
• Do not let a frame promise a discount or delivery date you have not approved.
• Skip this recipe if you have no real objections yet—listen to five calls first.